Sentence examples for settled because of the from inspiring English sources

The inland areas of Chagang and Yanggang provinces are sparsely settled because of the lack of arable land and the cold climate, which does not permit the cultivation of rice.

"I certainly wouldn't say the problem is settled because of the agreement," Kopp says.

However, the practical methods of treatment for ATC are not yet settled, because of the nature of the analyses using retrospective data accumulation.

At the end of the incubation, the beads settled because of gravity, and the supernatant was collected as the unbound fraction.

But they said that they had decided to settle because of the continuing costs and uncertainties associated with the lawsuits.

One participant said that both sides faced pressure to settle because of the possibility that the airline would dissolve over the course of an extended strike.

The official would not give details about the terms of the deal, citing privacy issues, but said it was likely that Jeter's lawyers wanted to settle because of the slim prospect of his winning in court.

Nevertheless, the company said, it was agreeing to settle because of the impending merger of Random House, a division of the German media company Bertelsmann, and Penguin, a division of the English conglomerate Pearson.

Although the Salzkammergut has long been settled because of its salt resources, Bad Ischl, Gmunden, and Ebensee are the only towns of any size in it.

"It wasn't settled because of any issue with compatibility," she said, adding that the settling of a case by no means implies there was a defect.

This case was not settled because of racial profiling, but due to a legal matter according to what his status was.