Sentence examples for because the combination of from inspiring English sources

Earthquakes trigger landslides because the combination of gravitational and seismic acceleration causes the short-lived stress to be greater than the combined cohesive and frictional strength of the underlying rocks and soils (e.g., Newmark 1965).

KSR argued that Teleflex's patent was invalid because the combination of the two elements was obvious.

Deflation arises because the combination of fiscal and monetary policy is too tight.

Because the combination of great music and great drama can move people to an almost physical extent.

Hold back on the scented candles, Ms. Weber said, because the combination of food and perfume can become overwhelming.

Then the money fell through, because the combination of Ramsay, Swinton, tough material and a $12m£7.8m8m) budget was deemed too challenging for the market.

Or maybe it was because the combination of climate and soil was inhospitable, or because the government was vigilant in barring the import of vines carrying the bug.

But no, she said that I could not have a tomato because the combination of scrambled eggs and tomato did not exist.

The system was needed, the order stated, because the combination of septic tanks and wells for drinking water on small lots was a health hazard.

Unbelievable isn't a bad word, because the combination of the scenery, the blacktop and the sports car gave me an experience unlike any I've ever had.

The victims of the fire died because the combination of poverty and economic mismanagement in the country made them desperate enough to do so, he said.