Sentence examples for because of the interruption from inspiring English sources
At least one document – the "change of employment status" form for the senior Wilson Security guard who ordered the surveillance of Hanson-Young during her visit – was lost because of the interruption.
By contrast, (3a) focuses on an ongoing activity of letter writing in the past which is not completed because of the interruption.
An NLOS channel suffers more severe multipath effect and larger RMS delay spread than a LOS channel because of the interruption of the human body.
Consequently, wrinkling is attributed to circumferential stress caused by the propagation of the stress wave and the weak circumferential rigidity of the sheet, and local hump and depression are attributed to the stress concentration because of the interruption of previously formed structure on the propagation of stress wave.
The estimation of soil quality around the mining areas and impacts of natural or anthropogenic activities on the soil chemistry is a comparatively complicated work because of the interruption of physical properties of soil horizons and very high heterogeneity of contaminant concentrations in mine soils (Hudson et al. 1997).
It is biologically plausible that girls may be more sensitive to the hypertensive effects of prenatal lead exposure because of the interruption of estrogen metabolism.
This manifestation occurs because the area of the interruption caused by the human body becomes relatively smaller as the distance is increased, coinciding with the results of Figure 7(c).
The counter recognized the stereotyped movements because of the continuous interruption of the same photocell beam, whereas locomotion along the cage produced interruptions of different photocell beams.
Many people in the governing circles of both Britain and France were sympathetic to the South, not only because of the threatened interruption of raw-cotton supplies but also because a Confederate victory would preëmpt the emergence of a gigantic and powerful nation.
