Sentence examples for disturbed because of from inspiring English sources
Evidence from neuroscience shows that microstructural and neural connectivity processes are disturbed because of prematurity, and these disturbances may result in an atypical differentiation of neuronal pathways [ 51].
But Mr. Collado's solicitor and friend, José Ortiz Checa, says the family fought the proceedings all along the way, at one point arguing that the grave should not be disturbed because of its architectural value.
A student in Greensboro, N.C., during the lunch counter sit-ins, she said much has changed, noting that she can now eat where she wants "without being disturbed" because of her color.
Large and heavy spheres arranged on a substrate are easily disturbed because of the same reason.
In 1850, the island's economic growth was disturbed because of an extensive livestock raid which precipitated further incidents the following year.
In an open letter to Drake, they wrote, "We are disturbed because of the deep violation both of the integrity of the university and of the intrusion of outrageously one-sided politics and unacceptable ideological considerations into a hiring process that should be driven by academic excellence, administrative experience, leadership capacity, and personal integrity".
Disturbing because of the brutality they describe (one man was waterboarded 183 times in a month).
Thus, the protected digital content is not disturbed because none of the protected digital content is modified.
Ms. DeLarverie's friends said they were disturbed because she spent most of her days inside the nursing home and they had not been allowed to take her outside, even for walks.
At the frontiers of research, there may be controversy and even turmoil, but the undergraduate curriculum need not be disturbed, because it reflects the core of agreed theories – or at least an agreed mathematical toolkit – emerging from years of steady progress.
He recognized that oxygen consumption is not diminished in tumor cells, but that respiration is disturbed because glycolysis persists in the presence of oxygen [ 1, 2].
