Sentence examples for because the documentation from inspiring English sources

"It's implemented differently in every application, and you can't say one way is correct, because the documentation is so miserable.

Because the documentation from this period is limited, the manner and significance of the influence can only be conjectured.

Sigona says children born to parents who will be granted settled status under the post-Brexit system proposed by EU citizens should not have problems because the documentation will exist for their mother and father.

In the 1720s Peter the Great mounted an ambitious operation to determine the geography of the Bering Strait area, because the documentation from Dezhnyov's voyage was still filed in the obscurity of the archives.

The time spent in the mapping was 2 weeks (i.e., 80 man/h) because the documentation was incomplete and consequently required more time from the architects to reach a consensus on the planned architecture.

Eighteen patients are not included in the analysis of prehospital treatment time because the documentation of the treatment time was incomplete, i.e. time of arrival at patient's location, time of arrival at emergency department or both were missing on the patients' ambulance transport records (Table 1).

I can't actually find out because, entertainingly, the "documentation" (a PDF file that congratulates itself on being printed on unbleached, recycled paper) concentrates its attention on telling you how to hook up the device and where to plug in an antenna.

Because of the documentation required for the credits Mr. Fleming advised taxpayers to start early on the paper chase.

Each death in that list is real, but, because of the documentation requirements, we can be certain there are deaths that weren't included in the report.

Though they account for a small percentage of the caseload, legal forensic cases take much more time than the average nonlegal case because of the documentation required and the need to interact with the district attorney and testify in court.

Giving evidence today, to a UK parliamentary select committee that's investigating the use of disinformation in political campaigning, Wylie said: "The 50 million number is what the media has felt safest to report — because of the documentation that they can rely on — but my recollection is that it was substantially higher than that.