Sentence examples for because substantially from inspiring English sources
Mr. Patt said the falloff in worker visas over all had occurred because there were fewer applicants, not because substantially greater numbers have been rejected.
However, metapopulations are also precisely the sort of ecological backdrop for which one expect discrepancies between the evolutionary outcomes derived from clonal reproduction and diploid genetics, because substantially many mutant homozygotes appear locally even though the mutant is rare globally.
Because substantially similar investments are now available subject to markedly different spoofing rules, traders can take their business where they feel more comfortable.
But, because it substantially reduced blood flow, it often didn't help.
Revenue from its wireless chip unit fell 8 percent, to $658 million, partly because of "substantially weaker demand" for wireless baseband chips.
Because cocaine substantially increases heart attack risk, and Tasers are used on people who have taken cocaine, that omission is a serious flaw, said Dr. Wikswo of Vanderbilt.
These authorities normally do not examine whether a particular merger is likely to affect welfare because it substantially lessens competition (USA) or significantly impedes effective competition (European Union).
The treatment of latent tuberculosis infection is essential to controlling and eliminating TB, because it substantially reduces the risk from latent TB to active TB cases.
The treatment of latent tuberculosis infection contributes to slowing down TB transmission because it substantially reduces the risk that TB infection will progress to TB disease.
El Niño may have gained more attention in the scientific community, and thus the public, because it substantially alters the temperature and circulation patterns in the tropical Pacific.
Their collective view is that, whatever you think of the policy behind the law, it's clearly constitutional based on existing precedent because it substantially affects commerce under the Commerce and "Necessary and Proper" Clauses of the Constitution.
