Sentence examples for sufficiently because from inspiring English sources

In a third case, another 23-year-old woman refused to eat sufficiently because she was afraid of getting fat, and so her bones failed to reattach.

Or exports may fail to grow sufficiently because labour costs are rising very rapidly and pushing up prices of exports faster than in competing countries.

Alan Penn, dean of the Bartlett faculty of the built environment at University College London, believes that policymakers and architects are not dealing with mental health sufficiently because "understanding of these issues is not yet mainstream" in the architectural community.

The purpose of introducing equivalent boundary springs was to simulate the interaction of the pipeline-soil more sufficiently, because the dimension of current models was far smaller than the actual one of the interaction of the pipeline-soil.

The Ofsted report reveals that the minority of schools play competitive sport at a serious level, commenting coolly that "the more able pupils were not challenged sufficiently because teachers' expectations were too low".

It is presumed that strong volatile solvents evaporate sufficiently because humidity maintains low around the syringe.

The role of TB contact was not evaluated because data were not sufficiently robust because of a high percentage of unknown/unreliable results for self-reporting.

This human suffering and waste happens because of illness -- much of it preventable; because breastfeeding is stopped too early; because children's nutritional needs are not sufficiently understood; because long-entrenched prejudices imprison women and children in poverty.

Here, the immediate warrant can fall well short of being sufficient, and yet the beliefs comprising the system may end up being sufficiently warranted, because of the warrant they transfer (without losing) to one another.

36 Firstly, this shows that the available therapies are not used sufficiently, perhaps because of the lack of awareness by patients or doctors and perhaps because of adverse effects, such as statin-induced myopathy.

The authors demonstrate that this is because motor neurons connecting the spinal cord to the muscle are not sufficiently inhibited, because connections from the V1 neurons are missing in the mutant animals.