Sentence examples for is because of damage from inspiring English sources

The exact mechanism of development is not known, but it is probably a neuropathic pain condition, which is because of damage to the nerves in the axilla and/or the chest wall during surgery.

It wasn't clear whether the gaps in service were because of damage to network infrastructure or from the crush of people simultaneously trying to use their phones.

A railway spokeswoman said this was because of damage to the lines.

The color change could also be because of damaging (burning) of the cathodoluminescent Cu CdS film due to continuous bombardment of the emitted electrons.

One of the main reasons some transitioners have to transition a second time is because of heat damage.

(He said he'd told the President that it was because of "the damage done to public confidence by Iraq").

"The outages we've seen in the last couple of months appear to be because of physical damage from fighting, or from power outages.

Those problems are extremely important and worth thinking about more than they have been because of the damage they cause to people's lives.

The choice to base the emergency network on text messaging was because of the damage Haiti's telecommunications system suffered in the quake.

At the same time, millions of people are much less creditworthy than they used to be, because of the damage they have done to their credit scores through late or missed payments.

At first they thought the marks were because of wind damage or the lack of rain — "you always suspect the weather," he said — but now he's certain it was the choice of hybrid that caused the problem.