Sentence examples for because of the idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources
Or perhaps Justice Alito and company were worried that Harris — because of the idiosyncratic position of home-health-care workers as partial public employees — wouldn't overturn Abood cleanly enough.
Pearlee Toliver, a northeastern Louisiana radio announcer known as the "jewel of the dial," who attracted a cult following because of the idiosyncratic way in which she wrote and read advertisements, died Sept. 9 at her home in Monroe, La.
B7 Pearlee Toliver A Louisiana radio announcer who was known as the "jewel of the dial," she attracted a cult following because of the idiosyncratic way she wrote and read advertisements.
Now, especially in the aftermath of the Senate's report on torture, released in December, its contents are merely sickeningly familiar.It is compelling reading nonetheless, chiefly for its contents but also because of the idiosyncratic command of English that Mr Slahi picked up mainly during his confinement.
Even so, the album did not sell well, possibly because of the "idiosyncratic quality" of its ballads and the paucity of reviews.
In sum, the panel tests applied to the idiosyncratic component support the joint stationarity of the idiosyncratic series.
This may be another example of the idiosyncratic behavior of UG pairs.
Furthermore, we compensated for idiosyncratic variations in ICG pharmacokinetics to obtain quantitative information on perfusion rates, because the idiosyncratic variation of ICG dynamics depends on the level of anesthesia, systemic hemodynamic properties, and variations in hepatic clearance that can affect the evaluation of perfusion rate.
This is among my favorite Dahl books, in part because of the giant's idiosyncratic language (he likes a drink called "frobscottle," which causes flatulence, or "whizpopping") and in part because I used to read it to my daughter, also named Sophie, when she was small.
The first condition ensures that banks that do badly because of their idiosyncratic errors, rather than because the system is in trouble, don't avoid the disciplinary effects of debt.
One is Tasmin, the outspoken eldest Berrybender daughter who in Volume 1 married a handsome mountain man and trapper known as the Sin Killer because of his idiosyncratic Christian fundamentalism.
