Sentence examples for because of the branches from inspiring English sources

"The type of highly coordinated and well-funded attacks we have seen in the past by Al Qaeda are virtually impossible to carry out in the West now because of the branches of counter-terrorism," Abedin said.

It left the 300 year-old bank, which is in the throes of cutting 6,000 jobs in the UK, ending the week with controversy over the pay deals after spending the early part fending off calls from the environment minister, Chris Mullin, for bank customers to vote with their feet because of the branch closures.

An EM-like approach is taken because of the branching structure present in a Hawkes process.

In fact, the surface of this buffer layer is not very smooth because of the branch shape of the CdTe nanocrystals.

However, some caution must be taken on this conclusion, as most of the isolates come from wheat, AI and PS might be significant just because most of the branches in the tree share the same state.

In poor and θ solvents, the osmotic stabilization fails and contacts between different parts of the same chain and/or different chains are now favored because local interpenetration of the branches of the dendrons relieve packing stress.

Because most of the branch lengths in the phylogenies are unknown, the PGLS analysis was conducted with the assumption that all branches in the phylogeny were of equal length.

This occurs because the growth direction of the branches is fixed in the six <110> directions and the surface of the SiNSs is also fixed in the {111} direction.

In my view, it's because of the three branches of government, the Supreme Court has by far the most far-sighted view of America.

And Palm Sunday was my favorite Church holiday because of the palm branches, followed by Easter with the sanctuary overflowing with white Easter lilies from floor to ceiling.

The lower part of the tree (clusters 11 16) may be considered as a whole because of the short branches connecting the clusters.