Sentence examples for because of this rather from inspiring English sources

He said that Whitbread had "continued to grow its profitability" because of this, rather than by simply raising room rates or food prices.

Because of this, rather than expanding political conversation – just like social media generally – memes have helped to further polarise those in each already-blinkered pocket of the political landscape.

Because of this rather high h-I level, it is possible that our study suffered lack of power to demonstrate a prognostic significance of the h-I in multivariate analysis.

The rationale for doing this was that comparing HAQ and ACR outcomes is not comparing like with like; they measure quite different aspects of disease and additional significant findings using the HAQ score could be because of this rather than there being any effect of a continuous vs. a binary outcome measure.

Because of this, and rather understandably so, for the most part the watchdog's enforcement has been limited to sending warning letters.

Because of this, cytotoxic rather than cytostatic therapies might be most effective against this disease.

A conventional QSAR model has been difficult to derive in this case because of the rather approximate nature of activity annotations obtained from raw screeing data.

Patients on corticosteroids or other immunosuppressive therapy were not included in this study because of the rather small number among the patients dialysed in our units.

This was mainly because of the rather small number of studies, controversial results, and methodological issues in almost all of them [15].

Hence, this approach might be, because of the rather high computational effort, inferior to a straight forward heuristic solution without invoking the means of mixed integer programming.

In the SPI measurements from this study the correction factor was small (~1.3) because of the rather high modulus of elasticity.