Sentence examples for because the quantity from inspiring English sources

This was because the quantity of bullion that banks had in reserve, relative to the size of the economy, fluctuated.

But Mr. Adams, like Mr. Cappadona, says his revenue has been largely unchanged because the quantity of bottles sold has increased.

Because the quantity dS = d′Qmax/T is an exact differential, many other important relationships connecting the thermodynamic properties of substances can be derived.

"We brought the case in Suffolk County precisely because the quantity and frequency of the problems were much greater there than in any other part of the state," said Jeffrey A. Simes, a lawyer in Manhattan and a former public schoolteacher whose firm, Goodwin Proctor, joined in the suit.

The sizing down of her head -- as in the earrings of "Ram's Head" -- involved a computer, but this process, too, was labor intensive: composing a satisfactory three-dimensional digital image took a full year, because the quantity of data required kept making the program crash.

Because the quantity of sea bass has greatly diminished over the course of his career, he said, that more modern boat, which has vastly more sophisticated electronic technology for finding fish, has been crucial to his ability to continue as a fisherman.

1) FROM Focus on Size and Stats TO the People Within - Employees are a company's greatest asset not because of the quantity employed, but because of the caliber of talent and added credibility they offer.

But the federal government seldom prosecutes medical marijuana users because the quantities are small and juries tend to sympathize with seriously ill individuals.

It's tempting to say especially drinking, because the quantities consumed are so large, and because the reputation he gained during this time became the one that hardened throughout the rest of his life - good fun and bracingly clever, but also increasingly reactionary and bombastic.

This color coding can help user quickly identify the quantitative requirements because the quantities usually reside in leaf nodes.

There was no significant effect of CeO2 on the tetragonal structure of ZrO2 SO42−, perhaps because the quantities of CeO2 incorporated were too low to affect the crystalline properties of the material.