Sentence examples for because of the exceedingly from inspiring English sources

Indeed, 'goals' and 'caps' on carbon emissions are practically worthless, if coal emissions continue, because of the exceedingly long lifetime of carbon dioxide in the air.

It was the worst week FoxNews has had in about ten years, and all because of the exceedingly sleazy competition from Headline News.

Because of the exceedingly high read coverage of amplicon sequencing data, there is no methodological issue in the identification of point mutations and small insertions or deletions (indels).

Because of the exceedingly low levels of the coplanar PCBs, furans, 2,3,7,8-TCDD and other dioxins and the high cost to quantitate them, we were unable to measure these compounds in cord and maternal sera.

However, because of the exceedingly large multiple testing involved in these studies, very few exceed the genome-wide significance threshold and those that do not exceed this stringent statistical requirement are generally neglected.

Because of the "vicious" and "exceedingly cold-hearted" murder and attempted murder he committed, the jury would have sentenced him to death.

"[That] fails because of our exceedingly low exposure levels".

A. As at many hospitals, we had dysfunctional teamwork because of an exceedingly hierarchal culture.

Because of its exceedingly high potency as an FPGS inhibitor, MTX-phosphinate represents a lead structure from which cell-permeable analogs may be developed to test the hypothesis that FPGS inhibition is therapeutically efficacious.

Because of their exceedingly high standards, there will be very little that gourmets can take pleasure in, and there will be much that disappoints them.

Moving an outdoor football game because of snow is exceedingly rare: on Sunday, the N.F.L. said the last time it had happened was in 1932, when the 1932 league championship game between the Chicago Bears and the Portsmouth Spartans was moved indoors to Chicago Stadium because of bitter cold and heavy snow.