Sentence examples for because of unfamiliarity from inspiring English sources

His first two times up, Granderson flailed at outside sliders, largely because of unfamiliarity.

Whether despite or because of unfamiliarity with its actual provisions, it has also been endlessly, passionately disputed.

Let's assume a new chancellor hired from the outside announces changes, awkward and incomplete because of unfamiliarity with the district's inner workings.

Yet any mathematician will immediately recognize the argument as mathematical, while people without mathematical training will probably find difficulty in following the argument, though not because of unfamiliarity with the subject matter.

Many drownings abroad occur because of unfamiliarity with the environment, says Gerry Dworkin, an aquatics safety and water rescue consultant for Lifesaving Resources in Kennebunkport, Maine.

Either because of unfamiliarity or unease, we remain separate from the suffering within our wider communities.

Because of their unfamiliarity, first-time buyers often sabotage their home searches by making easily avoidable mistakes along the way.

In part this is because of visual unfamiliarity of the "Daddy why does that person have eight arms" sort.

At the 42d Street station underneath the Port Authority Bus Terminal, the line moved slowly yesterday morning, in large part because of the unfamiliarity of the new passes.

The "formal agreements" struck by Julia Gillard in 2010 were really just designed to give the electorate reassurance, because of the unfamiliarity of minority government.

Their recently appointed commander, General Ludwig August, Ritter von Benedek, had accepted the post with reluctance because of his unfamiliarity with both troops and local terrain.