Sentence examples for because of the preferences from inspiring English sources

But I think the hardcore hardstyle fans will want the sounds to be original, and for us not to "downgrade" it because of the preferences of a few.

This might be partly because of the preferences of the VCs investing in emerging markets, in trying to limit operational downside.

How many women have been pushed aside over the years professionally because of the preferences of more powerful men who turn out to be predators?

For both FDs and patients, the actual response rate exceeded the minimum required sample size, because of the preferences of the local partner and the actual interest of health workers and patients in being included.

Yes, the indexes of religious adherence are down, and the quality of religious discourse in America has diminished since the 1950s, in part because of the preference for therapy over theology.

As the BMJ study shows, these exceptions matter because of the preference for sons in second or third births.For an example, take Guangdong, China's most populous province.

Because of the preference for the error-prone NHEJ pathway, the HBB sequences from Cas9-cleaved embryos showed double peaks near the PAM site on sequencing chromatographs (Fig. 2C).

Since the 1980s, roughly 200,000 female infants would be killed per year because of the preference for male children and the advancement in technologies such as ultrasound, which help to find out the sex of the fetus.

Only adult and sub-adult individuals are here assumed to be culled either because of conservation measures or, in the case of hunting, because of the preference for large trophies.

The availability of NAD+ for XDH is limited during anaerobic xylose fermentation because of the preference of XR for NADPH.

In the first case, the selection occurs because of the preference of similar attributes; in the second case, relational choices are guided by the social context.