Sentence examples for because of size from inspiring English sources
Some, like the Archdiocese of New York, pleaded greater complexities because of size but said compliance would be forthcoming.
Because of size limitations of the city's convention center, attendance was capped a few years ago at 125,000.
However, there is a practical limit because of size and weight limitations imposed by the requirement that the weapon be deliverable.
There is a chance that those parents are correct and cold medicines may provide some benefit that studies, either because of size or the measurements used, have yet to uncover.
His initial observation led Public Citizen and others to comment that these mega-banks are, in effect, immune from prosecution because of size – they are too big to jail.
He told analysts and reporters Thursday in a conference call: "We think they will spend a fair amount of time going through it, trying to understand it, both because of size and price.
Standard-sized females did not avoid small males, which is probably because of size-dependent abilities to resist male mating attempts upon encounter.
For instance, photoelectron lifetime of TiO2 nanotube arrays decorated by Ag NPs can be enhanced because of size-dependent localized surface plasmon resonance, which in turn can maximize the photo conversion efficiency [16].
In fact, the adult size of Puget Sound salmonids has actually declined over the last several decades (Ricker 1981; Weitkamp et al. 1995), because of size-selective fisheries, interactions with hatchery fish, changes in ocean productivity, or a combination of factors.
Or because of a lack of size.
