Sentences with phrase «because of the nature»

Matt de Silva, CEO of drug testing firm Notable Labs, said he co-founded the company after his father was diagnosed with multiple glioblastomas and was excluded from many trials because of the nature of his condition.

Big biotech and pharma companies are absolutely dependent on being able to successfully innovate by partnering with and acquiring disruptive startups because of the nature of the patent cliff in pharmaceuticals.

What I do think is true is, because of the nature of the data and consumer behavior, a lot of these channels become winner - take - all or winner - take - most - all kind of markets.

Because of the nature of their missions, Night Stalkers rely on their helicopters to function well, even in extreme conditions.

The latter is more likely, say some observers, because of the nature of the components needed to run high - end PC games.

CloudGenix CEO Kumar Ramachandran said in an interview with Fortune that the reason he could not develop the type of product his team is making during his stint at Cisco was because of the nature of the product being software.

That's because of the nature of what Americans are actually exporting.

Typically, the heavy lifting on justifying the violation of one's privacy right is done on the basis that, because of the nature of the expectation, a person has only a minimal expectation of privacy.

But because of the nature of the product, cannabis businesses are under intense scrutiny.

In the environmental services industry, a continued effort to promote safety is crucial because of the nature of work that is endured by field service employees and technicians.

Because of the nature of the business, private equity and venture capital investors tend to devote their time, energy and finances to helping other companies grow.

This is because of the nature of these cash flows, the losses from these ventures can be used to offset gains from the founders, and from other investors in the venture.

Their dividend will go up and down over time because of the nature of their business, still they are the bluest of the blue - chip in alt investment industry.

Pinterest believes it is better positioned to help promote apps because of the nature of the service.

«Bitcoin is going to go to 500 grand, because of the nature of how it's limited,» said Sean Clark, CEO of Hut 8, referring to the cap that the Bitcoin network puts on the coins.

This thought proved very unpopular, nevertheless it exhibits a normal skepticism about forks, and the way builders have zero management over the state of affairs because of the nature of open - source growth.

Below is a continuous contract chart that shows the price action a bit more clearly (note: because of the nature of this chart, prices are diverging somewhat from the spot prices we mention in the text; but the divergences are small and the general shape of the chart is the same).

Ordinarily we can successfully run a normal window cleaning business without the stress of going through the required protocol of setting up a new business including writing a detailed business plan, but because of the nature of the kind of window cleaning business we want to establish, we don't have any option other than to follow due process.

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That said, we have some clients who use a two to three week sales cadence because of the nature of their business.

If that's a concern for you because of the nature of your product or services, PIP may not be your best option.

Because of their nature, media sites tend to have high PageRank scores.

Because of the nature of how investing into a 401 (k) or 403 (b) is set up, you are allowed to take advantage of a dollar cost averaging approach.

However, because of the nature of the company's business, revenue and even GAAP earnings results don't tell the whole story.

Until that is expelled from our culture there will be a root, a tap root, for all racism, all discrimination, all cruelty, because of the nature of the human being in our culture.

The reason Jesus had to become a man was because of the nature of God and the nature of man; God required a perfect human to shed sinless blood in order to redeem humanity.

If such findings are often tentative or uncertain, it is because of the nature of the subject - matter, and such uncertainty does not discredit the method.

(Because of the nature of this magazine and my own role as a Christian theologian, I will speak only of the church in what follows.)

People are born with many different genetic disorders because of the nature of our fallen world.

Sometimes, because of the nature of this shield, it was referred to as a «door.»

I am not quite as convinced as Kung and others that Jesus made no claims with messianic implications, in part because of the nature of his entry into Jerusalem (see Zechariah 9:9).

The Christian God would be more real and also more human if it were shown that he is absent, not because he wants to, but because of the nature of the situation.

That explanation is that it does so because of its nature or due to an external cause.

The fossil record will always be complete because of its nature.

It can not be separated from that world, to be sure; but precisely because of its nature and mission it must always be distinct from it.

We are not God's children because of nature.

Because of the nature of the many mechanical devices that are part of the ICU, many patients have one or more of their limbs restrained.

Because of the nature of God's covenant with Abraham, it was incumbent on every man to have heirs to inherit the blessings promised to Abraham and his off - spring.

And, because of the nature of social algorithms that reward controversy, our rants can have big consequences, especially when the fruit they bare doesn't look like the fruit of the Spirit.

Because of the nature of a compulsion — most people including alcoholics think of their pet compulsions as normal — it is difficult for the alcoholic to recognize that his behavior is abnormal.

The later entry of Whiteheadianism into Chicago discussions represented another stage of process inquiry, of course, one in which explicit metaphysics and imagery from the new physics was more to the fore; however, it may be that it found a ready hearing at the Divinity School because of the nature of the traditions and modes of inquiry already in place there.

predeterminism is not a topic I wanted to expand upon because of the nature of the discussion — God vs Materialism — but we are on the same wavelength

Because of the nature of my job, I couldn't do that (working on a current affairs show).

And because of the nature of their theology, Judaism and Christianity easily fall prey to the self - indulgence of «paying metaphysical compliments to the Deity» (Whitehead).

* Numbers are based on a variety of sources, though, because of the nature of the issue and complexity of migration, exact estimates tend to vary.

I would agree with you that there is no universal religion and one is probably not possible given that religions are headed up by man and most are not led by God (not because of God but because of the nature of man).

We could have life on several moons in our own solar system because of the nature of extremophiles..

Because of the nature of God, however, that can not be done directly.

Finally, because of the nature of the world as we know it, we can not grasp it with that kind of absolute clarity which a Cartesian type of thinking would demand.

Because of the nature and breadth of Jesus» confrontation, he drew a line in the sand.