Sentence examples for narrower because of from inspiring English sources

The switch involved a major reconfiguration of the birth canal, which became significantly narrower because of a change in the structure of the pelvis.

The inner wall of the osteon, during its growth, gets narrower because of the embedding of the series of lamellar bone.

With the width of the ZGNR increasing the two broad peaks become narrower because of the coupling changes between bridge carbon atom and the ZGNR electrode.

Carbon steel presents a wide passive anodic region (0.0 0.9 V vs. saturated calomel electrode (SCE)), while those of chromium steel and HSS, either as-received or heat-treated, are narrower because of transpassive anodic dissolution of Cr above ∼0.4 V.

There's another voice over the phone tinnier, reedier, narrower because of the being-on-the-phone thing, but also because the voice on the phone is distraught.

This applies whether your choices are narrowed because of ethical decisions or driven by other choices.

The shortfall narrowed because of stock market gains since October, John Joyce, the chief financial officer, said on Dec. 4.

That's where I disagree with Callil, who described his reach as being "narrow", because of his self-involvement.

I realised we were working inside this world that was so narrow because of what we thought the cool rules were, or because of what our goals were.

One of the world's leading makers of computer-networking equipment, the 3Com Corporation, said yesterday that its first-quarter net loss had narrowed because of lower costs.

The Kmart Holding Corporation said yesterday that its fiscal first-quarter loss narrowed because of lower costs after exiting bankruptcy court protection last month.