Sentence examples for because states were not from inspiring English sources

Moreover, because states were not uniquely identified in the CPS until 1977, the controls from the March CPS are only included from 1977 onwards.

The Endangered Species Act was passed precisely because states were not doing enough to protect wildlife.

Worse still, because states are not required to spend the federal grant allocated to them, some states have not even applied to collect their shares.

Because this system would be so difficult to administer and because states are not required to cover abortion, it is likely insurers will opt out of covering abortion at all, according to health experts.

But the federal database for gun-sales background checks is missing millions of records regarding buyers' mental health histories, largely because states aren't submitting the appropriate information to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Mayors Against Illegal Guns reported in 2011.

Mr. Gates added: "Ultimately, it became impossible to settle because the Department of Justice and the states were not working together.

Ten states were not included because of incomplete data.

Both the latter terms are problematic; the first because these states are not unusual and the second because of the implication that they are less severe than the full syndromes.

Because mental states are not directly observable, they can only be inferred from observable features of the actor (such as behavior) and the situational context that the actor is in.

This paper proposes one such method, to design a controller using piecewise constant periodic output feedback, which has multifarious advantages, because the states are not required for feedback, complete pole-assignability is guaranteed and the method is easily implementable.

Unlike in parallel tempering, the Metropolis–Hastings ratio contains the ratio of transition probabilities because the states are not simply swapped but are also transformed.