Sentence examples for foundations because of the from inspiring English sources
Bearing capacities of tripod bucket foundations differ from those of single bucket foundations because of the interaction among individual buckets of the tripod.
Laboratory buildings built after about 1990 are likely to be free of PCB-containing materials (electrical equipment/paints/sealants) or OCPs used as insecticides (or termiticides in foundations) because of the effects of bans on the use of these substances promulgated during the 1970s and 1980s.
The Zhuangzi vigorously opposes formal government, which Zhuangzi seems to have felt was problematic at its foundation "because of the opposition between man and nature".
Kids need this foundation because, in the edu-speak of Bloom's Taxonomy, knowledge is the necessary precondition for putting skills and abilities into practice.
"The endowments generally pay more than the foundations because more of the investment committee members are men, and there are a lot of alumni who understand the business world," said Ms. Wolf of Botanica, the investment advisory firm.
At least four, including Sen. Charles E. Schumer (N.Y). and prominent strategist Donna Brazile, have quit the foundation because of the ad campaign.
The city which was founded on a sloping area with rich silver mines and which was spread along heights of 1400 1500 m, moved to a valley of a height of 1150 m and some 4 km away from its original place of foundation because of the loss of its socio-economic power.
At the beginning of the essay, which was published on Refinery29, Gates explains that she chose to nurse her three children and to promote best breastfeeding practices in developing countries through her family's foundation because of the many positive benefits.
Russ Rader, a spokesman for the commission, said the recall involved only the locks from the shooting foundation because most of the other models that failed the testing could not be identified.
