Sentence examples for moves because of the from inspiring English sources

But the effect is somewhat symmetric, and the star also moves because of the presence of the planet.

A survey of the customers of Sanctum Inc., a security company in Santa Clara, Calif., which said it had extensively interviewed 10 customers on the topic, showed that only three had made new Internet security moves because of the Sept. 11 attacks.

As the hair moves because of the electric field, it changes the frequency of the laser light that hits it, allowing the vibrometer to keep track of the velocity of motion of the hair.

This period of observation had a much greater number of positive moves because of the introduction of legislation permitting conditional discharge.

It is certainly true that the field moves as the head moves, because of the compensatory eye movements, but it remains only partially overhead, and has its maximal extent in the forward direction.

The note will change pitch every time the guitar moves, because of the whammy bar.

But she acknowledged that some residents had contemplated moving because of the potential traffic and noise.

Jean Buridan thinks that they move because of the impetus that has been imparted to them.

He said he had to move because of the constant smoke.

— The iridescent eyes stay fairly still while other parts of the tail move because of the structure of the feathers.

Last week, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said he was reconsidering the move because of the city's budget shortfall.