Sentence examples for because the preliminary from inspiring English sources

The Navy, which had declined to release the names of the civilians aboard the submarine because the preliminary inquiry was under way, listed them tonight after the decision to hold an open inquiry was announced.

But Harold Abrahams, who in 1924 won the 100m gold medal – the event Liddell famously refused to compete in because the preliminary heats were held on a Sunday – surmised: "People may shout their heads off about his appalling style.

The concrete, which is sprayed onto hard-to-reach surfaces with a high-pressure hose, had recently been applied, and other sections of the tunnel's ceiling have been found to be stable, according to a transit official who asked to remain anonymous because the preliminary review was not yet meant to be public.

These attacks usually failed, partly because the preliminary bombardment alerted the defenders to the imminence of an attack, thus allowing them time to bring up reserves for a counterattack, and because the bombardments themselves turned the "no-man's-land" between the opposing sides into rough, shell-pocked terrain that slowed down the attacking infantry.

Because the preliminary 3-D model runs may not have been run at high enough resolution to accurately simulate very small distances, we also used a simple Gaussian plume model to provide an upper bound on the distance at which hazardous conditions might exist.

Because the preliminary results were somewhat suboptimal, including several regions that were not covered, we tested the reference mapping performances of Newbler and MIRA3 for comparison.

Although no details are final, the university might take about 330,000 square feet of space in the new building, said a Pace official who requested anonymity because of the preliminary state of negotiations.

"Mr. De Gucht continues to actively gather evidence so as to be ready to launch the case as and when required," said a senior E.U. official, who insisted on anonymity because of the preliminary nature of the proceedings.

The First Circuit's conclusion that the Maine law did not conflict with the Medicaid law "may well have been incorrect," the brief said, while nonetheless urging the justices to sidestep the case because of the preliminary nature of the ruling and the absence of conflicting decisions.

We did not repeat the greenhouse experiments because, once the preliminary results were obtained, we went straight to the field experiments.

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