Sentence examples for because of striking from inspiring English sources

Charges of plagiarism were leveled more recently against the British rock star Rod Stewart because of striking similarities between his hit "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" and the Brazilian singer Jorge Ben's "Taj Mahal," a song that was popular here when Mr. Stewart visited for Carnival one year.

This came about because of striking changes in the agriculture system.

Firing pin impressions are generated because of striking of firing pin on the percussion cap of the cartridge.

However, because of striking morphological differences and the lack of molecular data, the exact relationship of Hyalodiscus to vampyrellids is still obscure.

Because of striking histological similarities between human and pig skin, pig is recognized as the most suitable model to study the cutaneous delivery of medicine.

This potential direction-specific effect of the LP task is worthy of further study because of striking similarity to the well-established observation that left-sided neglect is more robust and durable as compared to the right-sided disorder [9], [23], [24], [25].

Transportation workers in both countries protested on Tuesday, leaving train stations deserted because of strikes.

Yemen's 260,000 barrels a day of production has been virtually halted because of strikes and pipeline bombings.

(Several years ago, the company performed "The Nutcracker" in practice leotards, and without a full set or lighting design, because of strikes).

This year's awards were being distributed on Saturday evening, a day earlier than usual because of strikes in France.

Though classes are often cancelled, because of strikes or disturbances of one sort and another, the price is low as low as $1 a semester at some universities.