Sentence examples for content because of from inspiring English sources

Writers, filmmakers and artists shouldn't self-censor sexual content because of the controversy it may cause.

Sports is considered a fertile field for user-generated content because of the intensity of fan interest.

Although they indicate a preference for locally produced content, more than half of respondents like international TV content because of its better quality video clips.

While it is probably obvious to some that the site lacks more content because of the constraints of a pending prosecution, it also documents the defensiveness with which the town's leaders are handling the accusations against them.

Last spring, Quiznos and iFilm tried to claim they should not be liable for user-generated content because of the Communications Decency Act, which immunizes "providers" of "interactive computer services" from responsibility for user postings on their sites.

While they once hesitated to release content because of the feared cannibalisation of their TV audiences, it turns out consumers tend to watch more content, not less, when it is available across devices.

Evaporation exceeds precipitation in the subtropics where the air is stable and near the poles where the air is both stable and has a low water vapour content because of the cold.

Publishers are largely being driven to support the use of sponsored content because of fewer people clicking on banner ads, the abundance of advertising space and other factors make it more difficult to make money from traditional online advertising.

Regions with unusually high CG-content mutate more rapidly than regions with high AT-content because of a tendency for methylation at cytosine nucleotides [ 22- 24], so they are more prone to saturation [ 25, 26].

Recently, we showed that a side-effect of recombination in the honey bee, GC biased gene conversion (bGC), helps maintain the unusual bimodal GC-content distribution of the bee genome by increasing GC-content in high recombination areas while low recombination areas are losing GC-content because of biased AT mutations and low rates of bGC.

A possible explanation for the A/T rise in the base composition in Drosophila could then be that fly genes differ in their AT-content because of differences in the concentration of AT-rich transcription factor binding sites around the TSS.