Sentence examples for habitually because of from inspiring English sources

However, some researchers have argued that no sauropod would have been able to hold the neck upright habitually because of the very high blood pressure required which would damage the arterial tissue and also the brain if the sauropod ever were to lower its head (Choy & Altmann, 1992).

I'm enjoying it greatly, not least because Stella has displayed recognisable human emotions at several points and habitually pronounces upwards of 80% of her consonants.

The ONS is habitually secretive, because it takes the confidentiality of its interviewees extremely seriously, but for the first time it has agreed to be observed at work.

The affair has proved particularly poisonous because Mr. Schroder -- habitually a follower of the all-politics-is-local school with little taste or instinct for international affairs -- chose to make a personal crusade of the German quest to head the fund in Washington.

And she habitually asked of colleagues whether they were "one of us".

DPP legislators are habitually wary of any deals with the mainland.

He was five-six and, by early middle age, stout and habitually short of breath.

Those remarks are very close to what his detractors habitually say of him.

The authors habitually think of immigrants filling educationally graded slots in some pre-determined economy.

Commit to giving habitually instead of giving only on occasion.

As we drove there one afternoon, he said that he habitually entertains fantasies of confinement.