Sentence examples for because of the thin from inspiring English sources

Hard drives, for example, fail because of the thin air, although "we've only gone through three".

Even with tax cut sentiment escalating, shepherding the bill through Congress will still be difficult because of the thin majorities and the competing ideas.

To clear the ridges after take-off, they have to pull up sharply which strains engines that cannot run at full capacity because of the thin air at this 2,800 metres (9,100ft) altitude.

I was still wrapped in my sleeping bag at more than 13,700 feet in the Nepali Himalaya, having got only a few hours of sleep because of the thin air and freezing temperatures.

It was probably because of her age (something she was always forgetting to take account of), and because of the thin, cool air she had breathed since Pierre's death, that she could think of it simply as a kind of research that had its pitfalls and achievements.

He's not going to shy away from anything, but he may feel, 'We've got to win this start because of me".' Vazquez, who has a 7.80 earned run average in his last three starts and has allowed 18 hits in 15 innings, said he was not pressing because of the thin rotation around him.

Some of his newfound popularity with audiences is because of the thinning-out of textures and overlapping events characteristic of the pieces he has written in his 90s.

Then, nanostructures of several hundred nanometers grow very rapidly along the window plane because of the thin-film geometry of the liquid layer (Fig. 1a, b).

As for hydroformed bipolar plates, the main defect is the rupture because of the thinning of metal sheet during the forming process.

This indicates that the filament dissolution length of Ge0.5Se0.5 devices is larger than that of Ge0.2Se0.8 devices because of the thinner filament diameter or less overshoot effect.

Waist circumference probably reflects more accurately visceral fat in leaner subjects because of the thinner subcutaneous abdominal depot (8).