Sentence examples for because the chain of from inspiring English sources

It is relevant to relive their struggle now because the chain of unintended consequences suddenly reaches deep into cutback territory.

"It was very difficult and very dangerous so we had to keep it secret," said Gasparetto. "We couldn't tell anyone because the chain of corruption is so huge, especially in Santarém".

In time, as the proportion of vaccinated individuals reach a critical mass, the viruses would cease to circulate because the chain of infection will be broken – a phenomenon called herd immunity.

Because the chain of states is discrete, i.e., time intervals are defined as a set of measurement occasions, the full terminology is discrete time Markov chain.

You could have kids calling in to get out of school, but we have to have our people cover it because of the chain of events".

"It was because of the chain of command saying we're not going to pass on information -- if something goes wrong, we'll get blamed," he said.

The state sits on the edge of a constitutional crisis because of the "chain of command vacuum" created by the governor's abrupt resignation.

Because of the chain of relationships specified between the estimated number of seroconversions, N a,t,S, and the observed case data informing N a,t,SI (see Fig.  1), the number of notifed cases in a given year influences the posteior probability of seroconversion for that year.

Because no matter what the chain of events which led to the explosion, they are indeed victims of a tragedy.

Pilgeram added that creating 100percentt biofuels is unrealistic, not only because of costs, but because of its impact on the chain of food production.

"The latest coup attempt is different, because it actually highlighted how the chain of command has broken down," he said.