Sentence examples for because of the beginning from inspiring English sources

The comfort level and the need for consulting with a nurse after the screening did not differ between the two groups and must be interpreted with caution because of the beginning stage of tool development.

The race was rescheduled for Monday at 10 a.m. by race teams eager to get to the circuit's next stop, in Sonoma, Calif., and before the crowd thins out because of the beginning of the work week.

However, the steroid was withdrawn because of the beginning of gastritis after 3 weeks.

Because of the beginning and rather continuous reaction of Mo(O,N 3 to α-MoO3 α-MoO3peratures above 500 K, no reliable actemperaturesrgies could be obtabove in this temperature range.

2 09pm: Morse starts talking about finances for the whole year, noting that revenues are down in large part because of the beginning of the search partnership with Microsoft.

His stay outside England was short partly because of the beginning of The Troubles, a dispute Moore wanted no involvement in.

It is a rather appropriate decoration, because, since the beginning of prohibition, McSorley's has been the official saloon of Cooper Union students.

Because of the recently begun, and unprecedented, flow of money into the equity markets and a structural improvement in corporate profitability.

Basically because of what I said at the beginning.

Because the exact hour of the beginning of exposure was not evident, the number of invasive mechanical ventilation days was divided by 2 to estimate mechanical ventilation days at the first and last days.

Because of the cataclysmic beginning of World War II in the Pacific and the associated scare of an attack, I ended up going to school 12 months a year.