Sentence examples for pronounced because from inspiring English sources

Her limp was pronounced because she was beat.

People laugh at Astérix, Goscinny once pronounced, "because he does funny things, and that's all.

"It got really pronounced because we didn't have freshmen or sophomores when I got here.

Mistakes just seem more pronounced because the world knows the Americans' potential.

In the case of octopuses, this pleasure is especially pronounced, because the creatures' great intelligence comes packaged in bodies so vastly different from our own.

The "Mercury effect" was particularly pronounced because, unlike last year when the winners Franz Ferdinand had already broken into the mainstream, Hegart's second album was largely unknown.

While the net reduction in spending is $30 billion, the impact on many domestic programs would be much more pronounced because the Pentagon received a $17 billion increase in its budget.

For microchips, surface effects are generally pronounced because the surface to volume ratio increases upon miniaturization.

Perforation of the lingual plate by an implant drill poses a high risk of trauma to this vessel especially when the sublingual fossa is very pronounced because this vessel courses closely to the gland and fossa [13].

Generally, regardless of the challenges that were faced in using these technologies, benefits accrued were more pronounced because students scored highly in their end of semester examinations; only one student failed a course.

This effect can be in particular pronounced because the second silicon deposition is performed at the boundary of amorphous and microcrystalline growth where silicon crystals typically protrude above the amorphous film because of their faster growth [15].