Sentence examples for because of wear from inspiring English sources

All assets lose value, whether because of wear and tear or technological obsolescence.

Even the most expensive ones for adults tend to need to be replaced every three to five years, because of wear and tear.

When he announced his retirement from the Jets, Favre insisted it was because of wear and tear on his body — especially on his shoulder.

EXTRA POINTS Aaron Ross (foot) practiced fully for the first time.... Osi Umenyiora (knee) sat out because of "wear and tear".... Hakeem Nicks (ankle) and Chase Blackburn (knee) are day to day..

Depreciation -- the decreased value of something because of wear and tear -- has never been a factor in accounting for the operating cost of the Concorde, as it is for other aircraft.

C. A Rundell, of Cronus, informed me during an interview in his office in Dallas last fall that because of the chad problem, and also because of wear and tear on the ballots, vote totals may not change the first time ballots are run through the card reader, and probably won't the second time, but the third or fourth time they may change, "and then you've lost your audit trail".

The sockets had to be revised mainly because of wear-induced osteolysis: E-PE after 10.6 years on average and E-MB after 7.8 years (P =.002).

"Do you think women are raped in our country because of wearing short skirts?" Mr Rebombo asks the group.

The Actitrainer will be called a 'growing meter' or a 'honesty meter', so children will not be stimulated to be more active just because of wearing the Actitrainer.

Few documents from private collectors are preserved so well because signs of wear inevitably register after a few exchanges.

Make sure you don't wear clothes that you wore because of the blood stains.