Sentence examples for at length because of from inspiring English sources

In particular iron oxide powder at nanometer is utilized at length because of the development in preparation technology.

"It will be as much about the cover up as about the firings," said one former senior Justice Department interviewed at length because of his personal role in the firings.

He has just seen "The Artist" and is so unexpectedly entertained that he's taking the unusual step of writing at length because "it is a very pleasant surprise...

I wrote all of this down at length because it was what the political pros call "a moment"—something that lasts for more than one news cycle and helps define the event in the public consciousness which is what all of the debaters are seeking.

Gottlieb encouraged Caro to tell this story at length because he was fascinated by the details of local politics, but he objected, as some reviewers did, to Caro's characterization of Johnson's opponent in that election, Coke Stevenson, a former Texas governor, who is painted in almost heroic terms.

I wrote all of this down at length because it was what the political pros call "a moment" — something that lasts for more than one news cycle and helps define the event in the public consciousness — which is what all of the debaters are seeking.

I quote the following at length because it's so logical and well said.

What has surprised me when it comes to "proper" games is that the ones I can see myself playing at length – partially because of sea-sickness and partially because of surprising novelty – are the ones with third-person views instead of a first-person perspective.

Shanks felt that "[t]here's always been this underlining, keeping [Vala] at arms length because of the fear of getting too close".

"And it signaled that where we had differences with African governments, we were going to address those differences and we were not going to hold them at arms length because of those differences".

However, one of the reasons I ran the Hundall-Unity letter at such length was because of the specific case they referred to: the complaint against the News of the World and its columnist Carole Malone for a piece she wrote on immigration.