Sentences with phrase «culprit because»

This gives the cops the best chance to find the culprit because any evidence won't be tainted by the chaos caused when you search for your stuff.

And when the good bacteria outnumber the bad there is harmony in your gut ❤ Making these adjustments will not solve your digestive problems overnight... But you may feel a difference in days when you eliminate the culprit because gut cells repair quickly.

I think the difference in nut butter is the only culprit because I used the exact measurements for everything else.

«Eccentric muscle contraction is more likely to be the culprit because it places a higher load on your muscles.»

Water pollution is an unlikely culprit because many people in the study got their water from municipal sources not close to fracking sites.

«Gluten was originally assumed to be the culprit because of coeliac disease, and the fact that people felt better when they stopped eating wheat,» he says.

With the city facing more budget cuts or even, as she suggested, «insolvency,» Miner was hoping for relief in an area where Albany is itself the prime culprit because of the exploding cost of pensions and benefits promised to public employees.

Journalists and social media practitioners, not members of the HFT gang, are the culprits because we report bad news to humans.

Snap - closing diapers are the worst culprits because they can not achieve as exact a fit as a velcro closure diaper.

Salt is one of the main culprits because of its effect on blood pressure.

The cetaceans have been previously fingered as climate culprits because they breathe out carbon dioxide (CO2) the most common grrenhouse gas.

Sodium — found in many holiday dishes — is one of the biggest bloating culprits because it makes your body retain water.

While it doesn't exclusively strike women during their periods, tampons are common culprits because they create a moist, bacteria - prone environment when left in the body for too long.

Not exact matches

The more likely culprit is unconscious bias, a set of assumptions that cause recruiters or managers to overlook candidates because they don't fit their mental model of the ideal employee.

Some see the National Security Agency as the primary culprit here because it was the U.S. spy agency that found and exploited the Microsoft flaws in the first place.

The United States is a net importer of Chinese capital, for example, because it must finance its trade deficit with China, and its trade deficit with China is a consequence not of capital flows that may distort trade but rather because of high manufacturing costs in the United States, with expensive labor almost always fingered as the main culprit.

Bad news, guys: In 10 years, re-read this article, because you'll probably have graduated from the cheerleaders of it to the culprits.

I think as consumers we should be wary of avoiding a certain product simply due to skepticism — it's one thing to recommend not using a product because it has scientifically been proven to cause harm; it's another to recommend not using a product because of subjective reasons, such as how creepy the fact is that X. campestris is the culprit of black rot on crucifers (or personal opinions of the FDA)... yes, X. campestris is used to ferment sugars to produce xanthan gum, but the fact that it causes rotting of crucifers is unrelated (and doesn't suddenly make xanthan gum harmful).

It's okay though, because apparently I'm a culprit.

I also added a bit of applesauce because the batter seemed a little dry to me (I used Greek yogurt and see that people point to that as the culprit).

True nothing against the players, we should focus on the real culprit, once more we are sitting waiting for this man to make move, meantime we lost 3 valuable points, and today well I take the win but frankly an own goal and once more no clean sheet, we are far from being contenders why...... because of the arrogance of this man who does not want to see that he needs to reinforce the team if he wants more than just 3 place and the Cup we took from Hull

But the biggest culprit is Wenger and bold whom I don't know his work actually because from the way the thing is our defence is letting us down..

But however, I do nt think Ramsey is the main culprit, because that problem stated at the begining of 2015 when Coquelin replace Arteta as defensive midfielder Arsenal overall football change from posssession dominance to a sporadic countering style game.

My point is after this long winded history lesson is that while we blame the manager, the players and even each other, the real culprits are the moneyed toffee - nosed shadowy men up in the wood panelled board room who sacked Dave Dein, simply because he wanted to bring in an Oligarch.

Because the ingredients are so natural and don't have high risks associated with them, we weren't sure the cream was the culprit of the outbreak.

This happens because in the past, bilingualism was considered the culprit in problems with language development.

I eliminated so many foods from my diet and I discovered that my whole food prenatal vitamin was a huge culprit so now I was even more depleted because I couldn't eat anything and I couldn't take any supplements to help me.

Pay attention to your baby's ears because they are one of the main culprits for causing discomfort to babies on planes.

This is because hormones in birth control, the main culprit being estrogen, can affect the taste of breast milk and pass to the baby during feeding, and have been shown to contribute to low milk supply.

The emergence of teeth is usually the culprit, not only because they may bite you but also because your baby has to latch differently with a few new additions in her mouth.

You throw Tommy Libous out of the Senate and killed him because he had dinner with some nobody, but you can't investigate and charge the culprits in this case.

He, however, said talk of prosecuting the culprits was too early because no arrests had been made yet, despite a spokesperson of the group speaking on Eyewitness News.

While some lawmakers have leveled criticism toward ESD because of the funds spent promoting START - UP, the real problem it poses is the distraction it causes from conversation about the actual culprits behind New York's difficult business climate.

She declined to identify the culprits, but claimed the attacks were not made by MPs because they had «too much to lose».

When quizzed on her role in the scandal by Citi News, the Fisheries Minister, Elizabeth Afoley Quaye, said the NPA was in a better position to act on the widespread diversion of premix fuel, because her Ministry did not have a tracking system to identify culprits.

Last summer Rienhoff thought he had caught the culprit in a gene called CPNE1, but he quickly discarded the possibility because the mutation turned out to be too common to explain such a rare disorder.

For example, influenza A H3N2, which was the culprit in the Hong Kong flu pandemic of 1968, spreads more quickly than influenza A H1N1 or influenza B because it mutates more quickly than the others.

Martin Weisman of the Department of Health says the chief culprit for people's increasing weight must be decreasing physical activity, because on average people today eat fewer calories than their grandparents did («For a few burgers more...», New Scientist, 22 April).

«That's because they weren't really using their memory of the culprit's face, they were just picking the only plausible option — the only one with the scar that they remembered from the crime video — and this made it difficult for people to tell the difference between the real culprit and an innocent suspect who had a similar feature.»

The most likely culprits are greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, according to many climatologists, because they trap heat at the planets surface.

This differential subsidence is the real culprit when it comes to causing track damage and accidents, says Solano - Rojas, because it causes the track to bend and change slope as some sections of track subside more quickly than others.

Among these, arachidonic acid is a key target of the pharmaceutical industry because it is a central culprit for those at risk for heart disease, colon cancer, and many other inflammation - related conditions.

«The real culprit affecting tomato flavor is a production system that picks tomatoes before they are ripe,» because that changes the ripening process, he says, interrupting for instance the conversion of starch to sugar.

Ureaplasma microbes are hard to diagnose because they don't like to grow in the cultures that hospitals often use to identify the culprits in bacterial infections.

But because the virus can not be grown in culture, scientists can not satisfy the classic tests for identifying the culprit of a disease: four criteria collectively referred to as Koch's postulates.

That made it possible for the investigators to identify the culprit strain of V. parahaemolyticus, called «sequence type 8,» with a high degree of certainty, because that was the only strain among 10 strains found in the oysters that was also present in the patients» stools.

It will also be the warmest year on record, primarily because of anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases, with CO2 being the main culprit,» Ed Hawkins, a climate scientist at the University of Reading, said in an email.

Understanding complex genomic rearrangements (CGRs), the culprit in the development of many types of cancer and genetic disorders, has always been a challenge because...

Fatty fare is another culprit, because it lingers in your stomach.

Because food is the first foundation for all good (and bad) health, the first step is always to look for food triggers — the biggest culprits for these symptoms are gluten, dairy, soy, and corn.