Sentence examples for because of the essential from inspiring English sources

The rest are working without pay because of the "essential" nature of their jobs.

Deterministic prediction cannot be made because of the essential stochastic component.

Because of the essential role of the fluid distribution between the production site and consumers, we focus our study on pressure drops and pumping power due to the fluid flow in cooling loops.

Thus, ensuring resiliency of these highly complex, interactive, and interdependent systems is of utmost importance, because of the essential services that they provide to our society.

Network Rail and South West Trains urged passengers to check their journeys in advance, because of the "essential" track renewal work at Portcreek Viaduct and maintenance work between Surbiton and Effingham Junction.

So because of the essential service nature of what that bond is doing and what secures that bond, they are also in a category that tends to be pretty stable over time.

In a haploid cell this is lethal, because part of the essential genome is lost.

"And then you don't have a chemistry in the partnering, because one of the essential things of partnering is a sincere sense of dialogue, of weight shifting and interdependence.

Because of this the essential skill was (and in many places still is) knowing how to communicate.

Jazz, like classical music, is a difficult subject for movies because so much of the essential action - the genius at work - happens in the musicians' heads and hands.

Pioneering work by Heller and Huang showed about a decade ago that long-term ascorbate exposure of endothelial cells in culture (for 24 h) enhances eNOS activity because of chemical stabilization of the essential eNOS cofactor BH4 [20,21].