Sentence examples for because of some Northern from inspiring English sources

The topic had long been ignored, partly because of some Northern bias among decorative arts scholars.

The Saxon lands stretch over a large part of Central Romania, and are so called because of the northern European immigrants who settled here in the 12th century.

Ms. Reichenberg of Space Design said the company chose Newark because of a northern New Jersey market that included clients like Microsoft, Lucent and AT&T.

Gbagbo supporters have called Ouattara a foreigner because of his northern origins and his time working abroad for the International Monetary Fund.

Those given an underweight rating by the bank because of their northern exposure included Persimmon, down 1.6p to 386.4p, Redrow, off 3.5p at 109.8p and Taylor Wimpey, 0.16p lower at 27.22p.

Because of the northern extension distance of the MT profiles, we realize that the northern end of our model is limited.

Because of the northern location of Denmark, the length of the day over the year varies from 7 to 17.5 hours.

Because of the northern daylight conditions in our events (between late April and July), it is reasonable to assume that the ionospheric conductance in the dayside polar ionosphere is high and its spatial gradients are small.

Because of the northern latitude, the number of daylight hours varies considerably between summer and winter.

Because of its northern declination, Andromeda is visible only north of 40° south latitude; for observers farther south it lies below the horizon.

"Australia argued that the world heritage values were intact because of the northern region and now of course it has taken a huge hit," Professor Terry Hughes, director of the center, which is part of James Cook University in Queensland state, told Reuters.