Sentence examples for because of their separate from inspiring English sources

Because of their separate geographies, histories and cultures, European countries have long taken different approaches to energy.

Chris Webber of the Sacramento Kings and Jason Richardson of the Golden State Warriors will probably be suspended for the start of the National Basketball Association season because of their separate legal cases.

Note that Scotland and Northern Ireland are excluded from the CJS because of their separate criminal and justice system which generates incomparable crime statistics. 2 Criminologists have also developed several theories, which suggest that immigration might influence crime rates as it may impose cultural conflicts and cause social disorganisation (see, Martinez and Lee 2000).

Does Chick-fil-A have the same right, morally speaking, to do this as progressives might, in a related example, to boycott a business because of their beliefs (separate from a boycott over actions, such as discrimination, that materially hurt people and so are in a different moral category)?

According to an American diplomat, 6,000 crossed the Mexican border in the year to September, where because of their increased numbers separate holding facilities were recently built for them.Some migrants make headlines.

Of these, neptunium fluorides have been the most extensively researched, largely because of their potential use in separating the element from nuclear waste products.

The fragments that form a spatter cone are hot and plastic enough to weld together, while the fragments that form a cinder cone remain separate because of their lower temperature.

This greatly changed the classifications of the family, as the "saurolophines" were kept separate because of their supposedly "footed" ischium.

The physical properties of hafnium metal samples are markedly affected by zirconium impurities, especially the nuclear properties, as these two elements are among the most difficult to separate because of their chemical similarity.

Those findings have been enthusiastically championed, perhaps because of their meritocratic appeal: what seems to separate the great from the merely good is hard work, not intellectual ability.

Besides, they realize that even if they had succeeded, the international community would have refused to recognize them as a separate state because of their appalling history of suicide bombings and assassinations.