Sentence examples for because of the core from inspiring English sources

Richard Cotton, an exercise physiologist and the national director of certification for the American College of Sports Medicine, pronounced Pound more challenging than Drums Alive "because of the core strength and flexibility required to reach the floor".

Seifert says the success of the Bundesliga is because of the "core value" of the supporter coming first at its clubs.

Because of the core static field shape in these area, such patterns can be easily explained by a flow circulating around the pole that advects the field lines.

"I've lived through the Windows RT journey and I believe we've taken a number of the past learnings that came from that to take a new approach to enable Windows on ARM that's differentiated both in terms of the core platform experience and that's differentiated because of the core promise of Windows," Sones said.

He told College Candy, he just didn't like it because of the core curriculum's mandatory classes.

There was little chance of skulduggery being rumbled in the days of brown envelopes, not least because one of the core values of players was not to squeal, whether sinned against or sinning.

But because one of the core symptoms of depression is suicidal thinking and behavior, it is impossible to know from a few case reports whether to blame the illness -- or the treatment.

This is because one of the core paradigms in drug design is that similar compounds share similar properties.

We suppose that the anisotropy of all the other core samples are not much different from the sample measured here, because none of the core samples appear to have a dominant orientation of cracks and fabrics, from visual inspection.

That level of irritation and outrage has intensified over time, precisely because many of the core assertions on which the Trump campaign is built continue to be false.

Because one of the core's primary functions is structural integrity, these substitutions could generate a final structure with modifications significant enough to make them unique when compared to other non-brain structures.