Sentence examples for notably because the from inspiring English sources

SarbOx is decidedly flawed, most notably because the cost of compliance is too high for small companies.

The political arena remained volatile, notably because the parliament was chaired by Socialist Party chief Oleksandr Moroz, who was often at odds with President Kuchma.

These allegations also fail for the other reasons described below, most notably because the Complaint fails to adequately plead facts reasonably suggesting that the director defendants made disclosures with knowledge that they were false or misleading or in bad faith.

Darling also tried to tackle the reduced competition among banks and building societies since the crisis erupted – notably because the government allowed HBOS to be taken over by Lloyds TSB.

The attack on Saturday afternoon is being treated as a terrorist incident, notably because the man shouted "Allahu akbar" – Arabic for "God is great" – as he slashed at the officers outside Charleroi's main police station, prime minister Charles Michel said.

But despite the ignominy of a week's run, the play survived as a cult by means of pirated discs and, notably, because the cop was played by Elliot Gould, who was then married to Barbra Striesand.

Turning to the immediate future, he predicted that the pressures would increase, notably because of the continuing slowdown in the global economy and, in specific British terms, due to the economic uncertainty caused by the EU referendum.

The aforementioned data incriminate mitochondria and the UPS in the execution of UBB+1-triggered cytotoxicity, notably because of the protective impact of the removal of mitochondrial enzymes involved in basic amino acid synthesis and the overexpression of the transcriptional UPS activator Rpn4.

Instead, template (RNA) amplification methods, mostly based on an early in vitro transcription method [ 5], coupled with traditional downstream labeling methods, are more broadly adopted when the amount of available RNA is limited, notably because of the efficiency and robustness of the process, as well as the great flexibility it provides regarding the amount of input RNA needed.

According to some scholars, the revolt was one of the first modern revolutions, notably because of the anti-noble sentiment against social injustice and its basis on ideals of democracy and freedom.

A smaller RP value causes a slightly higher increase to the relative communication overhead, notably because of the slightly higher number of packets being broadcasted as a result of the shorter network re-clustering phase.