Sentence examples for because of their narrower from inspiring English sources
Post-1879 structures, because of their narrower central areas, are often called dumbbell tenements.
Calculations determined that, because of their narrower grave shafts, the burials of children experienced between 40% (1.83 m depth) and 27% (0.91 m depth) less vertical soil pressure than those of adults buried at similar depths.
Nicknamed the Luftwaffe's "flying pencil" bombers because of their narrow fuselage, this aircraft is said to be in "remarkable condition".
Because of their narrow bodies, weasels are able to pursue and capture rodents in their burrows and to chase them through holes and crevices, under dense herbage, up trees, or into water.
East Asians are sometimes assumed to have evolved in a cold environment because of their narrow nostrils, which conserve heat, and the extra eyelid fat that insulates the eye.
But the passions they do feel may be stronger, just because of their narrow scope.
Because of their narrow and symmetric emission spectra, high-quality PFC/QD nanoemulsions are well suited to optical multiplexing.
Most japonica rice cultivars exhibit high susceptibility to BB disease, except to race K1 in Korea, because of their narrow genetic diversity.
Tantalum (oxy)nitride-based materials are a class of the most promising photocatalysts for solar water splitting because of their narrow bandgaps and sufficient band energy potentials for water splitting.
Binary tin sulfide semiconductors, because of their narrow band gap values and n-type semiconducting characteristics, have attracted considerable attention in applications of various photovoltaic and photoactivated devices [1 4].
It will explain how the environmental and social character of disability has been largely overlooked by contractarian and egalitarian theories, not so much because of their distributive focus, but because of their narrow focus on one aspect of disability – functional limitation – to the neglect of exclusionary attitudes and practices.
