Sentence examples for because of their evident from inspiring English sources
The Chadian troops had been in the country as part of an African Union peacekeeping force, but — because of their evident partiality to Muslim elements in CAR and penchant for violence — they were withdrawn.
Because of their evident role in cancer, the receptor tyrosine kinases (in particular, ErbB receptors) have been vigorously pursued as promising targets.
In a 2013 study, Nguyen and her colleagues found that women who sought care for vulvar pain were more likely to feel stigmatized potentially because of their evident frustration with the process of seeking a medical diagnosis and treatment [ 7].
2. (C) German officials were more cautious about goals for the RevCon, possibly because their evident sensitivity to the views of Non-Aligned Movement states leads them to focus on the gulf between those states and the West.
Because of their talent, their seriousness and their evident affection, they were often held up as a golden couple in an industry that didn't offer many.
The electronic and electrical properties of SiNW greatly and strongly depends on growth direction, size, morphology, and surface reconstruction because of their small sizes which are so evident in the size dependence of the electronic band gap width of SiNWs regardless of wire direction.
Another difficulty is that fractional derivatives have no evident geometrical interpretation because of their nonlocal character.
It is evident that GBNs, because of their unique properties and functionalization, raise a great interest and provide more avenues for the research and development in their applications of translational medicine.
Mr. Tuymans's paintings, rendered in a restrained palette with fleet brush strokes of wet paint on wet paint, can sometimes seem almost frustratingly detached from their themes, not only because of the evident speed of their production but also because of their oblique, even cryptic imagery.
Suicide bombings are particularly shocking on account of their indiscriminate nature, clearly intending to kill or injure anyone within range of the explosion, the victims being mostly unsuspecting civilians (though political figures and military personnel are frequently the main targets), and because of the evident willingness of the bombers to die by their own hands.
