Sentence examples for because of the chance of from inspiring English sources
The Yankees said they were skeptical about letting their players participate because of the chance of injuries.
Despite being in previews, the show is bringing in big crowds — both in spite and because of the chance of total catastrophe.
The method is dangerous, however, because of the chance of getting a nasty shock, and he wisely warns readers not to try his experiment themselves.
But the agency has issued a blanket warning, recommending that consumers throw out all prepackaged fresh spinach rather than cooking it because of the chance of cross-contamination.
The recent Washington Post poll asked "have you or has anyone in your household started avoiding crowded places such as shopping malls because of the chance of terrorism, or not?" More than 90 percent of respondents said no.
Some industries, like financial services or sales, may escort you to the door the same day you give notice, because of the chance of losing any new sales leads, for example, to the new employer.
Sports mouthguards were less commonly promoted and one respondent raised concerns raised about the appropriateness of promoting mouthguard use: 'because of the chance of choking' (16) This code related OHP activities to the five core features of a whole school approach.
Precisely because they offered the chance of repairing some of what was damaged after the death.
We count the assassin's action as a cause of death because it increased the chance of death along one of the routes connecting the two events.
Additionally, nanoparticles may also bind with other membrane proteins rather than interacting simply with efflux pumps, and because of that, the chance of nanoparticles associating particularly with an efflux transporter each time amid the exposure is restricted.
Additionally, the common spread of actives can have a positive impact on the interpretability of a model because the chance of overfitting a model on a small cluster of similar actives is minimized.
