Sentence examples for because of the visible from inspiring English sources

And if the case against Mr. von Trier finally seems weak while the argument against Riefenstahl remains strong it's because of the visible evidence offered by their films.

The unrest played out on a smaller scale than the destructive riots of last year, but widespread unease remained, in no small part because of the visible presence of a new right-wing group called the Hungarian Guard.

Prosecutors said that the suspect had singled out Mr. Pouillon because of the visible style of his regular protests at the school, but that they were uncertain whether the broader political message of the protests was at issue.

Sikhs in the greater Milwaukee area face discrimination "on a daily basis" because of the visible markers of their faith, such as the turbans that believing Sikh men tie on, Kaleka's brother said later, and yet Kaleka held onto a belief in an "American freedom dream".

Generally, it may be difficult to determine its effect on headaches due to the possibility of unblinding because of the visible effect on the scalp muscles and its high placebo response [123].

Reliance on a narrow range of seed varieties makes the food system very vulnerable, especially because of the visible problems with the biotech seeds now in such widespread use.

LGBT youth are left grappling for connection, because most of the visible reminders of the risk of HIV are only ashes, while the living, more relevant examples prefer to remain in silence for fear of public ridicule and castigation.

However, excessive Ag would decrease the photocatalytic activity because of shielding the visible light absorption by Cu2O and lowering the capture of photogenerated electrons.

But having alienated the Senate leadership and many of his Republican colleagues because of the highly visible positions he has staked out in criticizing his colleagues over campaign finance and pork-barrel legislation, Mr. McCain has been unable to garner enough support for many other measures.

Looking directly at the photosphere of the Sun (the bright disk of the Sun itself), even for just a few seconds, can cause permanent damage to the retina of the eye, because of the intense visible and invisible radiation that the photosphere emits.

Radiographic evaluation of the bones was done after killing, but this could not be done in a true blind fashion because of the clearly visible external fixator pins/pin holes.