Sentence examples for because of the explosive from inspiring English sources

The serious complications, while extremely rare, are more noticeable because of the explosive growth in the number of injections.

And because of the explosive industrial growth of their city, conditions were getting worse all the time.

But American officials, who did not want to be identified because of the explosive nature of the video, said it appeared to be credible, as did retired American military officers and intelligence analysts who have viewed it.

As the century progressed, art criticism grew in part because of the explosive growth of avant-garde art but also because the new art became newsworthy enough to be covered by the media, especially when big money invested in it.

6-1 88 Jack, Because of the explosive contents of this article & a pact I have with Playboy, no one is to make a copy of this article or read it without you present & in possession of all the pages.

One member of Krzyzewski's staff, Knicks Coach Mike D'Antoni, who works for Dolan, said he thought the Thomas story was nothing to get worked up over and had taken on "a life of its own" because of the explosive coverage in the New York news media.

The Egyptian authorities had promised to return the bodies weeks ago but the process had inexplicably halted, perhaps because of the discovery of the explosive residue.

Largely because of the improvised explosive devices used by insurgents in Iraq, traumatic brain injury has become a signature wound of this war, with 1,882 cases treated to date, according to the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center.

Because of the very explosive character of this compound, further investigations were not considered.

Indeed, the publishing industry says e-book security is critical precisely because it has taken heed of the explosive interaction between unencrypted music CD's and the rise of peer-to-peer distribution technologies like Napster that let people swap files from PC to PC over the Internet.

The high immediate death rate, and the high dead/critically wounded ratio of >2 : 1 (which is in contrast to the 1 : 2 to 1 : 5 that is typical of military combat in conventional wars) was probably because of the extreme magnitude of the explosive force at an indoor location, as observed by others [ 4].