Sentence examples for more severe because from inspiring English sources

Several writers said that the penalties were more severe because of the Pacers Pistons brawl, because the league was on a "very serious image-cleanup campaign".

He added that sentencing in Lorang's case would probably be more severe because of political factors.

In BICPV applications, the inhomogeneities can be much more severe because of design constraints introduced by the building incorporation.

"If I was swinging it could have been way more severe because there's so much more torque".

"There's always a stigma to being homeless," Mr. Wynne said, "but in Westchester it's more severe because they know we just don't want to see them.

The ban was more severe because it was not the first time the player had been involved in a biting incident.

However, whether those serotypes cause more severe disease because of their hypervirulence or because they were also the most prevalently isolated strains in the community at that time was not clear (11, 12 ).

The death rate is higher because those strains tend to be more severe and because hospitalized patients are usually sicker to begin with.

The N.C.A.A. said it was issuing a more severe penalty because Mulkey was a repeat offender.

"But there is some research that darker drinks give more severe hangovers because they contain compounds called congeners.

But several groups of researchers have begun to ask if the country is seeing more severe weather because of climate change.