Sentence examples for because in point of from inspiring English sources

She spoke of challenging the triple lock on pensions, "because in point of fact it's not sustainable".

As an Arab woman raised in America, I don't so much question the choice of Gal Gadot to play Wonder Woman – because, in point of fact, Hollywood rarely denies actors roles because of their beliefs and moviegoers hardly care – but her elevation as a global feminist icon.

That someone like her should be given that kind of power is incredibly dangerous because in point of fact she is highly intelligent but basically frustrated and lonely.

Because in point of fact, the story of where we shot Toulour's villa is really interesting.

In "A Resource Guide for Parents of Children with Brain or Spinal Cord Tumors," which we were given at the hospital, A.T.R.T. was "not discussed in detail," because it was so rare; in point of fact, it was entirely elided.

Also, we thought of him as a kid because he'd done Rebel, but in point of fact, he was older than Elizabeth Taylor, who was considered an "adult".

We haven't tried to smooth over the disagreements, or differences in points of views, because that's what creates the richness".

Germany in the early 2000s is a case in point: because of its wage adjustment, it had low inflation and consequently one of the highest real interest rates in the developed world.

†Prospective testing with LFA because point-of-care began in April 2011.

This is an era when place-kickers go through interminable pantomimes of gnomic tics and minutes are wasted in a single scrummage being reset over and over again, the consequence of both cynical tactics and the referees' refusal to observe the first rule, that of a straight put-in, because the original point of the scrum has long been forgotten.

In fact, because the point of any retirement savings program is to guard against poverty in old age, inadequate savings by individuals during their working years could boost state public assistance spending on the elderly.