Sentence examples for because of significant blocks from inspiring English sources

When someone relates to sex addictively, it is often because of significant blocks or leaks in one or more of the energy centers.

"We had significant blocks of information," he said, "but those blocks never got before a single set of eyes who could analyze them and put them together and see the pattern that was emerging from those individual blocks".

The patient declined fundoscopic examination because of significant photophobia.

In 1999, a government anticorruption tribunal declined to examine the deal because the tribunal's chairman said he had a conflict of interest -- he owned a significant block of CRH stock.

Excusing himself while he placed a lunch order, Mr. Anderson returned to say that he was not surprised to hear from Pardus, either, because he knew that hedge funds and other shorter-term investors held a significant block of Delta's shares.

"Any significant block of shares that comes to the market could destroy the price," he said.

The Rohingya muslims constitute a significant block of Myanmar's 55 million population, inhabiting the politically turbulent state of Rakhine.

Pooling samples was deemed appropriate because cover of dominant species was randomly distributed within plots and blocks, quadrats were separated by distances of 5 to 272 m (i.e., 5 to 272 times the area of a sampling unit), and there were no significant block effects on Larrea (R2 = 0.002, F3,96 = 0.066, P = 0.97) or Bouteloua (R2 = 0.022, F3,88 = 0.073, P = 0.54) cover.

Predictor variables were entered in blocks as follows: Block 1: youth age, because of its significant correlations with many of the outcomes in similar studies; Block 2: youth and parent scores for MC knowledge (KADFH); Block 3: composite youth and parent scores for MC communication (FCDFH); and Block 4: two-way interaction terms for the measures entered in blocks 2 and 3.

This results in some unfairness to non-real-time flows Butause real-time flows may use the codynamicginally assigned to non-real-time flows.

Both of these are significant in considering social policy because of their significant third party effects.