Sentence examples for because of the temperature from inspiring English sources

"The ball was playing a lot because of the temperature.

"Normally, that size of jellyfish does not reach the coast because of the temperature of the water," he said.

"It's because of the temperature increase in the 20th century which has been driven by fossil fuel use".

"It's extremely frustrating," he said, "because of the wind, because of the temperature, because of the water.

Chanda has written a letter to the chief minister of the state urging the government to delay a national polio vaccination programme because of the temperature.

That's harder in the Gulf because of the temperature and the mentality in terms of work ethic is different to, say, a European team.

Many methods have been tested to achieve 100% willow minnow female production; however, none of them were successful because of the temperature-dependent sex determination mechanism.

Because of the temperatures, thermophiles (moderate, living at 35 60°C; or extreme, 60 90°C) may be the dominant microorganisms in these mine heaps.

"We're seeing more of it now," he said, "because of the temperatures".

The hotel grounds were beautiful but couldn't be enjoyed because of the temperatures and bugs.

But it would look weird here in the Caribbean where nobody is wearing all black because of the temperatures.