Sentence examples for because of their apparent from inspiring English sources
We tend to think of metrics as being powerful because of their apparent trustworthiness.
However, the department, and the commissioner, has come in for substantial criticism, in part because of their apparent reluctance to embrace fully the idea of recycling.
Nande and Pygmy civilians were viewed as enemies of the M.L.C. because of their apparent support for a rival rebel army.
Last week's stabbings fit the pattern of other multiple attacks that, because of their apparent randomness and short duration, briefly gripped the public's imagination.
The London riots have been cast as episodes of "opportunistic criminality", senseless, barbarian and apolitical, because of their apparent lack of leadership, stated political goals or formal engagement with what may be called mainstream politics.
The movie actually sets up, with a cool precision, the social mechanisms of sexual pursuit; as David writes, "the filmmakers believe in soul mates forever, and that kind of thing," but it's precisely because of their apparent faith in love that its clashes with the imperatives of desire come through with a surprising poignancy.
On the other hand, models calibrated with heated aliquots from a unique sample, even from a composite sample, should be totally avoided because, regardless of their apparent utility, they are prone to inaccurate predictions.
In the present work we focused on the difference between the primo-vessels and the lymphatic vessels because of their similarity in apparent looking.
DW-MRN allows the visualization of the spinal cord and peripheral nerves, because of their relatively lower apparent diffusion coefficient values, fibre orientation (diffusion anisotropy) and tissue organization.
With these they have now gained control of the most powerful countries and they, this tiny community, have become a world power.... Of late, because of their power and their apparent success, they have become arrogant.
