Sentence examples for light because of from inspiring English sources

The authors argue that such effects, if present, should come to light "because of adaptation to such enhanced levels of radiation".

His sentence was relatively light because of his cooperation as an informant in government-run stings.

He works through the night, by battery-powered light because of the unreliability of Pakistan's electricity.

"The profits have come in a bit light because of restructuring charges at Bestfoods".

The issue has come to light because of two recent activist situations.

Laser light, because of the underlying properties of stimulated emission, is highly monochromatic, directional, and coherent.

Attendance was light because of high ticket prices and the arena's remote location.

Fortunately, I have a lot of light because of smaller neighboring buildings.

The writing is not so easy to view in dim light, because of the technology.

"The Cornwall story came to light because of a Guardian journalist and a whole load of whistleblowers.

If he was put in a bad light because of us, we should at least pay the $500 for him".