Sentence examples for because uneven from inspiring English sources
That is a worry for them because uneven constituency sizes and other vagaries of the electoral system discriminate against the party.
Because uneven ice favors a slower team, conspiracy theorists will wonder whether the Kings hired the air conditioning guys from San Antonio.
Finally, as we have shown in Figure 4 b and d and Table 1 choosing a large standard deviation in order to cover all parameter space coupled with an arbitrary rate is not the appropriate solution, because uneven sampling and discretization of this parameter space will still influence the results.
In Martissant 1,800 families (9,539 people) were surveyed using a two-stage cluster random sampling method (simple random sampling by aerial mapping was not possible because uneven terrain and heavy vegetation prevented identification of all dwellings).
Estrogen pollution is predicted to reduce this genetic variation because uneven sex ratios typically lead to increased variance in individual reproductive success (for example, if the sex ratio is female-biased, females are more likely to share mates and the average relatedness in the next generation will be increased).
Line up the edges of the planes when putting the finishing touches on your paper airplane, because uneven wings spell disaster when testing it out.
Because of uneven surfaces and steep steps, the site is not suitable for children under 5 or for anybody who has difficulty walking.
The size of the grains – they're 2-3mm in diameter – gives maftoul a great texture, because the uneven balls roll wonderfully on the tongue, which really enhances the eating experience, even in a simple salad.
The second part addresses the simulation of two beams that exhibited large differences in bending because of uneven fibre distribution.
The early measurements were "very rough," Ciufolini says, because the uneven distribution of Earth's mass distorts the orbits thousands of times more than does the Lense-Thirring effect.
