Sentence examples for because of the distinguished from inspiring English sources

The modern English spelling of the village's name is 'Ockham', although because of the distinguished prominence of several French medievalists early in the twentieth century, one still occasionally sees the spelling 'Occam'Occam

Brook Farm was one of many experiments in communal living that took place in the United States during the first half of the 19th century; it is better known than most and has a secure place in U.S. social history because of the distinguished literary figures and intellectual leaders associated with it.

Sometimes tales of famous writers are more intriguing and amusing because of the distinguished reputation of those writers and the elegance of their prose.

Because of the distinguishing power of this study, occasional athletes (n = 259) were excluded from this study (Fig. 1).

Betty, who had skin lesions at the time she started attending the trial-run support group, described how outside the support group other children did not want to play with her because of the distinguishing physical marks on her body.

With the increase of thickness, such superpositioning effect was weakened because of the more distinguish resonance frequency difference.

Head cleaning movements are all binned because of the difficulty distinguishing between eye and antennal cleaning when flies were dusted (labeled whole head).

"In the U.S. it seems to have had a more democratic flavor – everyone used it – and more easily shifted from a colloquialism to a proper name because of the utility of distinguishing it from the other 'football'," Szymanski explains in his paper, which was published in May.

Although fine needle aspiration cytology is possible, it is not favored in most centers because of problems distinguishing hepatoblastoma from HCC, the inability to store tissue for research and the lack of evidence that it is safer than core needle biopsy.

Taxing founders at a high rate may be impractical, however, because of the difficulty of distinguishing between investors and founders.

Still, the issue is important for anyone — including candidates for office — because of the difficulty of distinguishing the initial symptoms of Alzheimer's from, say, simple forgetfulness.