Sentence examples for because of the proportion from inspiring English sources
Younge said it was "inconceivable" that a US drama would not have a black person in a prominent role because of the proportion of black viewers among its audience.
Neill Denny, editor-in-chief of the Bookseller magazine, said the number of "indies" had stabilised at around 1,400 but they now faced tough times: "The good indies are doing fine but the less good are under massive pressure because of the proportion of heavy book buyers that have switched to e-readers".
This is because of the proportion of the river-originated water which increases with pumping rate.
There are about 250 faith schools across Wales, with those most affected by council cutbacks likely to be Catholic secondaries, because of the proportion of pupils that travel by bus.
At all scales, the calculated spatial resilience was lower in Estepa than in Sierra de Segura because of the proportion of olive groves in Estepa, the size of their patches, and their spatial connectivity promoting a greater homogeneity of the landscape; additionally, the proportion of scrubland areas and the fragmentation of the landscape were smaller.
Because of the proportion of lengths, the animals walk smoothly.
"While this look is always going to look great on a woman with long slim legs, like many things, socks and sandals can be flattering to lots of shapes and sizes because of the proportions involved.
Because of this, the proportion of the day available for grooming is limited, placing an upper limit on the size of primate groups (Lehmann et al. 2007).
Because the distribution of the proportion of plaque components was skewed, we made a natural log-transformation (ln).
As Enron's shares fell 99percentthis yearar, its employees' 401(k) plans lost, on average, over half their value -- a total of about $1.2 billion -- because of the high proportion of Enron stock in the plans.
