Sentences with phrase «elusive because»

But achieving flow is elusive because of our wandering, chaotic minds.

But also kind of elusive because you're looking for a group that gives you the right feels.

However, savings have been elusive because so many costs — most importantly teacher salaries and equipment leases — are fixed.

Yeast infections are many times internal and you don't even know about it, suffering in quiet because diagnosing Candida is not that simple, and it's elusive because the symptoms are not consistent.

Those details have been elusive because of the spaghetti - like complexity of the brain, which makes it extremely difficult for a scientist to isolate a neuron and its axon for manipulation and analysis, either in a lab dish or a lab animal.

Though astronomers have cataloged thousands of planets orbiting other stars, the very earliest stages of planet formation are elusive because nascent planets are born and embedded inside vast, pancake - shaped disks of dust and gas encircling... Read more

A real cure for HIV has been elusive because the virus can «hide» in a latent form in resting CD4 - T cells.

Scientists know the mass of every other fundamental particle, such as the electron, but the neutrino — at least a million times as light as the electron — is far more elusive because of its transformative ways.

«Diseases like autism and schizophrenia remain elusive because neuroscience hasn't found a structural problem to fix.

Effective therapies for either group of patients have proven elusive because the mechanism by which iron moves into the body has been unclear.

There is no hidden secret to big holes — it is, however, a combination of multiple factors all aligned — it can be elusive because of that.

You can not test the existence of things that only leave «supposed» traces of evidence, when the existence of such things is based on their pervasive influence yet pervasive elusiveness that remains elusive because nobody has yet to devise a means to find it yet.

Today, it has never been easier for fixed income solution providers to connect to end - users, but user adoption remains elusive because of a fundamental issue.

«But it's somewhat elusive because brand promises don't have to be something that you ever tell a consumer,» he says.

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But the overall episode is also notable because it shows how hackers are treating our phones like the computers they are, and that security is elusive.

Refocusing our sights on precision health won't be easy — because it involves achieving something more elusive even than a technological leap or a breakthrough in biological understanding: It demands a wholesale re-thinking: We have to convince and train people to be proactive instead of reactive when it comes to their own health.

Often success is elusive or simply unfamiliar — most people who experience success aren't ready to slow down or relax because they've spent years building a company or a career and they habitually push themselves.

Notably, this is because that valuation is based on the most recent round of funding, and when your valuation is that high, it's a pretty elusive feat.

We would have dropped our inquisitiveness and drive to probe deeper a long time ago, because anything too complex for the mind doesn't need further explanation — it is irreduciblly complex and explained by an elusive thing that we can never find, prove, or test.

Because it so intimately concerns human beings, and the variability of our loves, such awakenings of love's intellectual desires will evade the grasp of rationalist reformers, remaining elusive and idiosyncratic.

But because it is such an elusive thing, it is one of the hardest elements for writers to control.

That dream continues to reverberate and be generative among us because its cadences are not those of reasoned discourse but of an elusive piety, perhaps the favorite dialect of the biblical God.

It doesn't even help much to say that he denied God and affirmed Christ, because in place of the denied God he put his own passionate Karamazov God; and, as we have seen, the Christ he affirmed is a strange and elusive combination of a principle of freedom, an ugly Russian ikon, and a suffering nation.

In part, however, it may also be because both reality and the theological task seem to me more complex, changing, and elusive than they once did.

Mental health is sometimes an elusive idea for many because it involves measuring the wellness of unseen factors like our emotional, psychological and social well - being.

But the primary reason that the text is not monolithic, one - dimensional or seamless is not because of such flaws but because the key character is elusive.

Because history is made up cumulatively of the actions and experiences of persons endowed with the elusive quality of freedom, its intelligibility is not easily comprehended, that is, if it has any intelligibility at all.

So most are made of invisible fodder, of elusive notions of beauty and goodness, justice and power and all the things we wish were ultimate and true and transcendent and universal, But aren't Because we've given them names.

By Jim Duffy I am writing here about the rare and elusive «Trinidad 7 Pot» or «7 Pod» chile simply because nobody else has!

I am writing here about the rare and elusive «Trinidad 7 Pot» or «7 Pod» chile simply because nobody else has!

The Tao - Te - Ching, perhaps because of its rather vague, elusive character, has not become so widely known as the more practical, common - sense, far more easily understood Confucian books.

Because they're cozy and also elusive.

I've made this recipe a bunch of times, but this time it was especially unique because we have been without cooking gas in our apartment building due to an elusive gas leak since April, so this one bowl recipe was perfect given our tiny NYC apartment kitchen is now cluttered with a toaster oven, crockpot, and induction burner.

Only one first - rounder was dealt on deadline day (a Cavaliers protected one), and many teams opted to keep players rumored to be on the block because those offers didn't include the elusive first - round picks they were seeking.

The changeup, however, can be fickle, especially for young pitchers, because it requires «feel» that can be elusive — like putting as opposed to whaling away with the driver in golf.

As we start the tour (here comes the cash... In that case we are amongst the best in Europe, because football wise we are still an elusive entity) we made one singing... Cech, who, apparently, will resolve our GK problems...!!

A waterbuck, which we tracked until dark for three consecutive afternoons and more miles than I'd like to remember, is one of my favorite African trophies chiefly because it proved so elusive.

I don't even want to get into the Draxler news because our pursuit of him has been as elusive as the wind and rumor has it that Juve want him too.

As absurd as it may sound, Blackpool will find securing that elusive win which would complete a memorable set of top - flight wins over Liverpool more difficult back at home, at a ground which has come in for criticism this season because of their lack of under - soil heating, which is why this fixture is the only Premier League game being played this week as the original meeting was pencilled in for December.

A complete understanding of the case is elusive, in part because not all the testimony and evidence is public.

Because of the elusive, ever - changing meanings of Dadness, I am led to infer that a dad's «dadness» may emerge at the just - right time, just right for him and his children.

Midway through the afternoon on what was supposed to be the final day of the 2016 legislative session, lawmakers began to receive word that they should plan to remain at the Capitol on Friday — partly due to the steady crush of last - minute voting, but mainly because agreements on a handful of top agenda items remained elusive.

The precise cause has remained elusive, in part because so little is known about the physical and chemical environment at that time.

Remarkably, the researchers also found that blocking this protein in mice protected them from the lethal effects of dengue virus infection, an important finding given that an effective vaccine against dengue has remained elusive, partly because there are four serotypes of the virus that cause disease.

Because false killer whales are so elusive, scientists have only a basic understanding of their social lives.

True blue pigment remained elusive, scientists thought, because its origin was complex; multiple genes have been shown to be involved in its generation.

Because of uncertainties over the exact mass and interaction strength of these elusive particles, the WIMP search space spans eight orders of magnitude.

But setting a speed limit on cargo ships has been an elusive goal for port cities because shipping traffic is regulated internationally.

The molecular causes of this phenomenon have been elusive, but Daley and his collaborators speculated that the Lin28a protein could play a role because it regulates growth and development in juveniles, but its levels decline with age.

Curing paralysis has long been an elusive goal because moving an arm or a leg involves such a complicated chain of events.