Sentence examples for because the improvement from inspiring English sources

IN 1572 the Privy Council of Elizabeth I, the queen of England, refused to grant patent protection to new knives with bone handles because the improvement was marginal.

"Because the improvement in financial markets was due, in part, to support from various government programs, market functioning might deteriorate as those programs wind down," the committee's minutes read.

Competitors privately profess some astonishment at the new popularity of the series because the improvement flies in the face of the recent formula for prime-time success: a grab-people-by-the-throat concept, lots of sex, and must-see story elements that compel viewers to watch every episode or lose the thread.

This is because the improvement in property is not owned by the individual and the future values of the improvements are highly uncertain.

"Consumers were happy to embrace standard DVD when that format arrived because the improvement in quality over VHS videotapes was dramatic.

Treatment needs to be focused on neck and craniofacial areas because the improvement of one could have an influence on the other [46, 47].

This means that globus sensation improved because of the improvement in GERD.

Because the improvements were accompanied by deficiencies in tone, the French preferred to develop the classic bassoon.

That is because the improvements in brain performance did not come just within the game but were shown outside the game in other cognitive tasks.

Yet Wall Street was not impressed because the improvements can be traced, in part, to a anomaly in the calendar, which gave retailers an extra week of post-Thanksgiving sales this November, compared with last.

That grant is worth an estimated $28 million, but the county says it's not a grant just for Amazon because the improvements will benefit other companies in the immediate area.