Sentence examples for because of the rather from inspiring English sources

Li O2 batteries recently have attracted intensive research interest because of the rather high energy density.

Because of the rather charming relationship Toast has with his rather charming flatmate Ed.

The defects are worse in cement because of the rather crude nature of the mixing and setting process.

Because of the rather equidimensional habit of calcite and dolomite crystals, they rarely appear schistose unless they contain other minerals such as mica.

Not only did I expect better than the 22.5 m.p.g. that I got over all, the gauge dropped annoyingly fast because of the rather small, 14.7-gallon tank.

The influence of cyclic hardening at low temperature during IP-TMF applying a very large ΔT seems to reduce the fatigue life ratio again, because of the rather high stress amplitude established.

Although the advantages of RD are well documented in the literature, the commercial applications of RD are still limited because of the rather complicated design methodology in multi-component reaction system.

The accuser's story may be changing because of the pressure rather than lying.

He is a unique talent because of the condition, rather than despite it.

I'm afraid I get photographed because of the board rather than me," she insisted.

In other words, white workers made the Chinese their scapegoats because of the similarities, rather than the differences, between them.