Sentence examples for because the terms for from inspiring English sources

Bill shock has plagued the mobile industry since its inception, mostly because the terms for services like roaming were opaque and poorly understood.

The agreement was struck in Europe, but it will have consequences worldwide because the terms for licensing Microsoft's intellectual property will be extended to competitors in the United States and in other markets.

This is because the terms for albumin and phosphate approximate A- (the dissociated portion of ATOT).

"Because of that, the terms for ad deals among the portals are significantly better".

Other companies, including Best Buy, Amazon.com, Comcast and the satellite company EchoStar, had also expressed interest in acquiring Vudu, according to this person, who asked for anonymity because the terms of the deal were private.

Lithium atoms are very hard to bring close together, because they are fermions--the term for particles that can't occupy the same quantum state.

Because the search terms for the livestock aspects resulted in very few articles, we replaced the rather general "human health" term with the products of livestock operations, namely "meats" OR "eggs" OR "dairy" to investigate on human health impacts from feed supplements throughout the food value chain.

Schematically, two levels of influence on transferability were described [ 25] : indirect (outcomes are not transferable because the terms and conditions for implementing the intervention are different) or direct (for the same implementation modalities, different outcomes are obtained) (i.e. Table  2).

In 1882, a formal opinion by the Attorney General concluded that resignation from Congress does not free a member to be appointed to civil office because the Clause speaks to the term for which a member was elected, and that term still exists, even if a member resigns.

I have no issue with the term, but I understand why some feminists don't want to embrace the term for themselves, because they fear it commits them to signing up to gender identities that oppress them.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is based in Cleveland in part because that's where Alan Freed coined the term for the upbeat R. & B. records he was playing as a d.j. on the air there.