Sentence examples for because of research from inspiring English sources

We know, because of research undertaken by the IMF.

Shunned for 75 years because of Dutch elm disease, they are now "coming back as a different group of plants because of research and breeding work".

Ultimately, the industry has been motivated to educate customers because of good corporate citizenship, not because of research, said Mr. Largent, the head of the CTIA.

Drug companies claim their prices are high because of research costs, but spend more than half of their budgets on advertising.

If your house or car insurance rises (owing to new crime figures), if the government decides that the majority of public opinion is in favour of gay marriage, it is probably because of research by the ONS.

Since the 1970s, however, the value of rigorous summer school has gained increasing recognition because of research by a Johns Hopkins professor, Karl Alexander, and other sociologists showing that the academic achievement gap widens during summer vacations.

But, again, that is because of author payment, not because the results of research are being made freely available.

Citigroup is also being investigated by the committee because of allegations of research conflicts and favoritism in I.P.O.

However, these motivations are secondary because the purpose of research is to help future patients [ 10].

Women in Australia are dying unnecessarily of ovarian cancer because of a lack of research into the disease, campaigners say.

Lightweight concrete becomes an important subject of research because of its insulating properties.