Sentence examples for because of references from inspiring English sources

The audios can be hard to follow (if you weren't in class) because of references to diagrams on the board, handouts, models, etc. 1. Recitations.

ISight dubbed the recently detected hacking group SandWorm because of references embedded in its code to the science-fiction novel "Dune". There were various mentions in Russian to the fictional desert planet of Arrakis, for instance.

The Sept. 11 attacks would also affect his work: he is an executive producer of the CBS drama series about the C.I.A., "The Agency," which pulled, shuffled and edited several episodes because of references to Osama bin Laden and anthrax.

The 10 selections cover a sizable swathe of Moore's career from a 1985 sci-fi throwaway to a 2003 biography of rocket scientist and mystic John Whiteside Parsons, which got censored by DC comics because of references to Scientology.

Mik Moore, a strategic communications consultant in New York who campaigned to get the controversial presenter Glenn Beck taken off Murdoch's Fox News because of references to the Holocaust, said he was not surprised that Murdoch rushed in to apologise.

Soon after, Mr. Gao left for France and Beijing banned all performances of his works, reportedly because of references to the Tiananmen Square crackdown in one of his  plays.

We used the European Economic Area's lowest official public price of the vaccine, $131.08, in the analysis because if the vaccination is included in the national vaccination scheme in Hungary as a 100% reimbursed vaccine, then its price cannot be higher than that because of reference pricing rules.

One hundred three patients with HER2-normal tumors (as shown by central laboratory IHC and FISH test results) continued in the trial because of local laboratory positivity (90 patients enrolled before amendment 7 was established) or because of reference laboratory positivity (13 patients enrolled after amendment 7).

Why? From our point of view (or frame-of-reference), because of time dilation.

Because most of reference mRNA sequences are identified by computational screening without the intensive support of numerous EST or cDNA sequences.

Cunt doesn't bother me, but using the word "mong" does, because of its references to Down's syndrome.