Sentence examples for thoroughly because of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "thoroughly because of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard English, as the combination of "thoroughly" and "because of" does not create a coherent expression. Example: "The project failed thoroughly because of poor planning." (Note: The phrase itself is awkward and could be improved.)
There, according to Afghan officials and to what they said was her own confession, she gained access by hiding her weapon on her body — women are searched much less thoroughly because of cultural norms, and only by other women, who are often in short supply.
Though sidelobes are both suppressed, but the three targets are not separated thoroughly because of mainlobe broadening.
Internal interphase chromosome architecture and composition have not been addressed thoroughly because of the lack of visualization tools.
Following this trend, the problem of existence and uniqueness of fixed points in partially ordered sets has been studied thoroughly because of its interesting nature.
And it was a tasting that Ms. Hesser said she thoroughly enjoyed "because of the great differences between all the wines".
Nigeria is thoroughly orthodox because of the way it learned the faith?
The guidelines were first set forth in a 1985 consent decree and significantly loosened in 2003 after the Police Department asked that they be thoroughly revamped because of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Even before the discovery of grid cells stellate cells were thoroughly studied because of their rapid membrane time constants and resonant behaviour.
However, the detail determination of the local atomic/electronic structure during growth of such electrochemically deposited film and during electrochromic coloration has not been thoroughly examined because of the lack of proper characterization tools.
A reform committee on 12 June called for RIKEN CDB to be dismantled or at least thoroughly overhauled, because of management shortcomings exposed by the incident, though many in the scientific community think that would be an extreme response.
The problem, however, is that this claim is based upon the very premise in question: the tools of reflection are allegedly thoroughly contaminated because of the "tremendous" evolutionary influence on the content of "our" moral judgments across the board; yet our question is why we should believe the latter in the first place.
