Sentence examples for pairing because of from inspiring English sources

Jones: "We had Carl McHugh and Rory McArdle in as a new centre-back pairing because of injuries and they were brilliant, along with keeper Matt Duke.

However, weak base pairing because of the missing second H-bond may result in larger twisting of bases in the pair and, in turn, in the decrease of stacking between the neighbors along chain bases.

This gave credence to allegations that the police had conspired to frame the pair because of a personal grudge.

The 2002 Olympic gold medal was shared by two pairs because of a judging controversy Yelena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze of Russia and Jamie Salé and David Pelletier of Canada.

She was a prosecution witness in the trial of Mr. Galev and Mr. Hristov, although she said she expected the acquittal of the pair because of "the weakness of the court and its submission to the Galev brothers".

The woman claimed Dowling, who is married with two children, used public resources to conduct the affair, including upgrades on travel given to the pair because of Dowling's status as an MP and using his parliamentary and electorate offices to have sex.

A cheap shot at the left, cried their comrades, by jealous centre-right parties still reeling from electoral defeats across almost the entire EU.The parties themselves insisted that they had picked out this pair because of worries about spending and mismanagement in their departments.

Meanwhile, these industry giants are betting on the pair because of their own, somewhat unique backgrounds.

However, the SSD value can still produce erroneous corresponding point pairs because of conditions such as lighting and occlusion.

After exclusion of some pairs because of loss to follow-up or fetal malformations or severe disease necessitating termination of pregnancy, 1020 matched pairs were available to be compared with respect to fetal loss rate and pregnancy outcomes.

Apple's website says it sounds 'better than a traditional stereo pair' because of the fullness of the sound stage, which sounds accurate, rather than calling it "stereo" in the industry sense.