Sentence examples for manipulated because of from inspiring English sources

This new environment, he has told friends, is easily manipulated because of round-the-clock thirst for news, increased competition, lowered standards created by the proliferation of outlets and hunger for the outrageous.

The commander related his experiences after The New York Times reported that more than 100 retired senior officers said in a survey they were aware crime statistics were manipulated because of the pressure to improve performance year after year.

In clinical microbiology, Mycobacterium tuberculosis is a difficult microorganism to manipulate because of the risk of exposure to this mostly air-borne transmitted pathogen which requires level 3 biosafety.

All the specimens were of voluminous mass, varying from 15 cm to 20 cm in diameter, and were not medically manipulated because most of these tumors were from patients in rural areas.

Rather, the present findings should be taken into account when interpreting experimental data in which the number of alternatives is manipulated, because the number of alternatives in RDM is confounded with the angular distance between the alternatives.

I am not pursuing it because of my wealth, but because they are accusing Saudi Arabia of being manipulated because we have no casinos.

Tone was manipulated because Chinese children are exposed to pairs of words that rhyme, but have different tones (Shu et al. 2003).

He manipulated opponents because of that; he was deceptive, because over a couple of yards he had this stride and shielded the ball brilliantly.

(3) Our method is quicker than alignment methods and easier to manipulate, because not all dimensions of natural vectors are needed for computing.

But SQUIDs should be easier to manipulate because they measure a few millionths of a meter across.

Indirect objects in sentences with PO construction were significantly more likely to be correctly identified than in the DO construction, perhaps because syntactic structure of PO constructions is intrinsically easier to manipulate or because of the ease with which some comprehension rule is correctly applied.