Sentence examples for because of the heavier from inspiring English sources

We are a step harder in our allocation for this year compared to 2009 because of the heavier cars and the severity of this track".

The Iranians say they never trusted Mr Obama's offer of detente early in his presidency because of the heavier sanctions and the campaigns of sabotage and assassination that accompanied the offer.

The number of coordinators might have increased when the technology license office was expanded because of the heavier management burden.

The account of emissions in the base case scenario estimated for a typical summertime polluted day of the year 2004 reflects that in Barcelona 86% of primary pollutants come from on-road traffic compared to 93% in Madrid, because of the heavier industrial activity in the former.

(1) Passing through the dipped rail joints, the vertical wheel rail dynamic interaction of both the side-frame cross-bracing bogie and the sub-frame radial bogie is basically the same, but because of the heavier unsprung mass of the sub-frame radial bogie, the dynamic responses of the rail substructures are slightly larger.

Smoking, however, appeared to have a greater impact on mortality from respiratory disorders in Whites than in Blacks (hazard ratios 3.1 vs 1.7), an observation that has been noted elsewhere 20, perhaps because of the heavier daily cigarette consumption among White than among Black smokers in the SCCS.

The boat capsized because of the heavy storm".

This is why we fled, because of the heavy shelling".

"We could not sleep at the time because of the heavy clashes and shelling," he said.

"My children and I couldn't sleep all night because of the heavy shooting".

"Fish stocks have also sharply declined because of the heavy infestation of water hyacinth.