Sentence examples for because of the notable from inspiring English sources

The easiest and the most difficult items were added because of the notable ceiling and floor effects.

Because of the notable shortage of international published work on quantitative characteristics of the system, we aimed to analyse the scale, distribution, and changes of this system.

Oscar-watchers place big stock in the Baftas, because of the notable British contingent in the Academy, whose members overlap with the overseas group.

Are you having a midlife crisis?'" Mr. Sherwood, who Mr. Feiler in his own book wrote "would have been ripe for a send-up on 'Sex and the City'" because of the notable swath he cut through New York as a bachelor in the late 1990s, was poised for change.

Because of the notable work Genesys Works is doing to provide low-income, underprivileged high school seniors with meaningful internship experiences in IT, engineering, finance, and accounting.

When it comes to the panoply of potential long-term energy solutions, nuclear fusion gets short shrift because of the notable challenges it confronts.

I ask because one of the notable consequences of the California mission movement founded by and overseen by Father Junipero Serra was the loss of various Native American cultures, to the point where many Indian groups cannot now get tribal recognition.

It's not because of the Yanks' notable October failures in recent seasons, and it's not because we've won so often (10 AL pennants and seven World Series titles since I started following them as a wee lad in '77) that I've become jaded.

This is particularly interesting because one of the more notable features of the 'ambush predator' body shape is the lengthening of the skull via an elongated rostrum, which might be thought to increase the fineness ratio without involving any change to the axial skeleton.

Because it has the notable distinction of being the first feature-length film to be set in its near entirety in a women's lavatory.

The Dresden briefing was only one of many that he routinely attended, and even before the crews left the ground he was troubled because of one notable omission from the routine.