Sentence examples for another virtue of from inspiring English sources

Another virtue of automated underwriting systems is their flexibility.

Another virtue of the cabin is its proximity to more well-traveled places.

In the meantime, another virtue of Knots and Crosses is that it's short and snappy.

Another virtue of the faster, looser bloggy form was to lend us opportunity to chime in on the day's news, before it lost ground to the week's news.

Another virtue of this book, and what makes it peculiarly French despite the nationality of the author, is the way it is written.

The Whole Patient Another virtue of the medical home is an emphasis on the whole patient and the patient's environment, rather than a specific disease or body part.

Ditto the idea of pitting one show against another by virtue of its time slot.

Ironically, what Farage has in common with the Muslim extremists who do exist is that each seeks to divide Britons from one another, by virtue of faith and identity.

They place tools and methods in relation to one another by virtue of an engineered structure.

The elements transmute into one another in virtue of their active and passive qualities (DOS 249).

One thing inheres in another in virtue of being conceived through it, which, like causation, is a matter of conceptual involvement.