Sentence examples for papers because of the from inspiring English sources

A young Spanish man who is a member of an ethnic minority group put it this way: "I worry when I go on the street that the police will stop me and ask me for my papers because of the colour of my skin, or my way of walking".

Government officials and PNAS and, until today, Retrovirology, have held off on publishing the two new papers because of the clashing conclusions between U.S. agencies.

«No one considers whether the work was better suited to a more specialized journal or a journal where other work that puts it in context was published previously; no one considers whether those handful of high impact-factor journals have the best referees or whether they in fact may have a disproportionate number of incorrect papers because of the pressure to publish there.

Movies are also heterogeneous because of the size of cast, as well as papers because of the number of authors.

As this study focused on the implementation of recommendations and found a limited number of papers, we did not exclude papers because of the journals' impact factor or the quality of the models.

The defence minister, Ignazio La Russa, suggested a boycott of the paper because of the report.

And from John Owens of San Francisco, "I often won't read your paper because of the relentless pounding on Kerry".

So, even though News Int has closed the paper because of the hacking her voicemails, it appears happy to trade on such controversial editorial content.

The major products of the communities in its drainage basin are pulp and paper (because of the abundance of waterpower, process water, and spruce-fir forests), textiles (in Lewiston, Maine), and shoes (in Auburn, Maine).

Palygorskite-sepiolite minerals and acid-treated smectites are used in the preparation of no-carbon-required paper because of the colour they develop during reactions with certain colourless organic compounds.

Simon Stevens, the chief executive of NHS England, told the paper: "Because of the role that the NHS occupies in national life, all of us working in the NHS have a responsibility not just to support those who look after patients but also to draw attention to and make the case for some of the wider changes that will actually improve the health of this country.