Sentence examples for because of the softness from inspiring English sources

People get confused, I think, because of the softness, because I don't have a harsh tone.

Because of the softness of its drawing edge, charcoal tends to favour broad, vigorous draftsmanship, with an emphasis on mass and movement rather than on linear precision.

The Mohegan Sun, too, plans to expand by opening a new $925m hotel and casino by next year.Standard and Poor's recently downgraded its outlook for Mohegan Sun because of the softness in the Connecticut gaming market.

Most of these early recordings were done on wax cylinders, which can wear out quickly — because of the softness of the material, they could be played back a limited number of times.

THE current steep decline in advertising spending will begin to reverse itself later than had been expected, several leading marketers and agency media executives predicted yesterday, partly because of the effects of the terrorist attacks and partly because of the softness in the economy before Sept. 11.

Yet Cook's decision to take it two overs after it was due – earlier than he would have liked but necessary because of the softness of the old one – all but won the game for England, as in rapid succession he took catches to dismiss Agar, Mitchell Starc and Peter Siddle (the last one to a flying stunner of a snaffle), and in between times also dropping Siddle off Anderson as well.

Because of the unadorned softness of the sound, radio stations had largely ignored the release.

This might be because of the skin softness felt by nurses after the use of IH-ABHR.

Theoretical softness models significantly overestimate the best-fit softness of the microgels but give reasonable estimates of how the softness changes as a function of temperature.

Because of the metal's softness, it is alloyed with other metals to provide the requisite hardness and strength.

Because of the plastic's softness Dow could afford to charge 85 cents to $1.10 per pound.