Sentence examples for because of tiny from inspiring English sources

This year, Mrs. Bailey has been squirreling away linens that the hospital would have discarded because of tiny holes or patches.

PAGE A16 Space Shuttles Grounded NASA has grounded its fleet of four space shuttles and indefinitely postponed a flight of the shuttle Columbia because of tiny cracks found in the fuel lines of the Atlantis and Discovery shuttles.

Because of tiny operating margins (1.7%), however, the stock is priced at just 0.59 times sales.

And it's not because of tiny computers on our wrist and in our pockets, well not just that.

Tonic water glows this way because of tiny chemicals called "phosphors" inside the liquid.

Beyond the Numbers In comparing academic characteristics, average class size is not a meaningful statistic, because large numbers of tiny graduate and senior seminars keep the average down.

The micro-photovoltaic devices can generate high voltages (up to 100 V), because a number of tiny thin-film photovoltaic cells are interconnected in series.

A well-known exception is the diversity of compound eyes (like those of modern insects) documented in extinct trilobites, because the lenses of tiny calcite crystals are hard, and are often preserved as fossils (for a review see Fortey 2000).

The mainstream media and the Left love their outrage machine where they claim the world is ending because any number of tiny people have expressed hurt feelings on social media," she wrote in a blog post.

It means that if you buy one bitcoin and if you sell one bitcoin, there will be a tiny gap between those two prices because of the tiny order book.

But specifically because it is composed of tiny little facts over a wide landscape of business travel concerns, Ms. Williams's almanac is actually something I'd use.