Sentence examples for because of their extended from inspiring English sources

Buster West tap-danced in "slap shoes"—oversized clown-style shoes that, because of their extended length, slapped audibly on the floor during a routine and did break dancing decades before it had a name.

"Assuming we have a strong recovery, it will take at least five years or more to get the unemployment rate down to a more normal 5percentt," said Jan Hatzius, chief domestic economist at Goldman Sachs, adding that the long-term unemployed have lost skills and some of the habits of work because of their extended idleness.

They stay and raise their children, in large part because of their extended family networks.

Among all types of conventional and non-conventional adsorbents, commercially available activated carbons have been extensively used for arsenic removal because of their extended surface area, micro/mesoporous structure and significant adsorption capacity.

Glucosyltransferases have relative substrate specificity because of their extended plasticity towards metabolites of related structure [ 89].

Further, because of their extended clearance half-life, GPMs exhibited improved EPR-dependent accumulation in murine tumor xenografts, compared to individual 1.9 nm AuroVist nanoparticles.

If only because of their greatly extended ranges, these systems increasingly relied on electronic means for target acquisition, identification, range finding, and aiming.

Four-component BMMs are less well investigated and more complicated, because of their more extended electron transfer (ET) chain.

The main consequence of increased cytokine production in the bone microenvironment is expansion of the osteoclastic pool because of increased osteoclast formation and their extended lifespan.

Reuters reported that up to 50 of Goldman's bankers faced bonus cuts because of their role in extending a loan to Portuguese bank Banco Espirito Santo, which was bailed out by the local government last year.

"We are seeing rather ludicrous examples of people in their fifties, even their forties, who are being turned down because the term of their mortgage extends beyond the traditional retirement age of 65".