Sentence examples for because some divisions of from inspiring English sources
They will be lower only because some divisions of the banks are doing less well.
Listen to radio and television announcements, because all divisions of the university may not close at the same time.
Lucent's revenues have declined more than 70percentt from a peak of $30.6 billion in 1999 to $8.5 billion last year, in part because of spinoffs of some divisions.
And I thought it would be perfect for this, because our division of roles was similar in some ways".
This seems largely because the division of labor between two orthogonal coils allows them each, and their associated circuitry, to be separately optimized for their respective regimes.
However, because no division of Africa has been performed on health grounds, devising an arbitrary regional division would be equally as speculative and open to bias.
· The trade provides for an economic system in family circles because of division of labour among the family members, i.e. in buying raw foods, preparation, cooking, serving, utensil cleaning and above all management of the trade.
If G2+M is as long as 6 h, the main artefact of the intervals between injection and biopsy up to 7 h is that the observed LI is too low because of division of unlabelled G2 cells.
Others, however, did not find any difference between the sexes, ethnic or age groups [ 16] because the division of WC by height aims to minimize such differences [ 34].
Our strongest findings concern vitamin E supplementation because the division of participants into vitamin-E and no-vitamin-E groups was random.
