Sentence examples for because of the intermingling from inspiring English sources

Rather, the Bengals are attempting to prove that the case law requiring an athlete to play one game in the state does not apply to Ohio-based players — including the Cleveland Browns — because of the intermingling of several of the states' laws.

However, because of the intermingling of the neurons and glia within the ganglion and the punctate DiI signal, we cannot distinguish exactly whether these labeled cells are glia or neurons.

But that's just a fraction of the intermingling that must have taken place.

Of course I also see shades of Van Gogh in the intermingling of Carmelo's thickly rendered, decorative line work.

Companies do not want to stand in the way of "life splicing," as the intermingling of home and work tasks is known, because it mostly plays in a company's favor.

The presence of the Harati Devi temple signifies the intermingling of the pantheons of Hinduism and Buddhism in Nepal.

This is consistent with the intermingling of sequences of both ploidal levels revealed by the networks.

Blending of Work and Personal Lives -- The second key trend is the intermingling of our work and personal lives.

The intermingling of chromosomes and the colocalisation of these intermingling-sites with active transcription has lead to a fourth interchromosome network (ICN) model (Branco and Pombo 2007).

Fecund imagery abounds in the intermingling of fruit and children.

But the intermingling of intolerance and complacency has enabled it.