Sentence examples for because it covered both from inspiring English sources

"Der Rosenkavalier," their first original opera ("Elektra" having been a translation), worked so well because it covered both bases.

The starting point for the development of this scale was the Affectometer 2 [ 19], a scale developed in New Zealand in the 1980s which aimed to measure well-being and had intuitive appeal to those working in mental health promotion in the UK, because it covered both eudemonic and hedonic aspects of mental health and had a good range of positive items [ 20].

Fox has consistently maintained that it might seem right-leaning to those on the left only because it covers both sides of the political aisle, unlike its more liberal news competitors.

A governor is a very good example for our education, because it covers both control problems and mechanical essences in spite of its simplicity, and has thick historical backgrounds which are quite useful for young engineers to realize the realities.

I've very much enjoyed using the Touch Pro, though, because it covers both areas broadly and performs most functions with ease.

This precedence is one implication of the Confucian doctrine of love with distinctions ("love with distinctions" is the usual translation, but perhaps "care with distinctions" is less misleading because it covers both the emotionally freighted attitude toward kin and a more distanced attitude toward strangers).

We chose the Brier score because it covers both calibration and sharpness of a prediction model.

The newer azole posaconazole is an appealing secondary choice because it covers both Zygomycetes and Aspergillus and can be delivered orally, making it an excellent choice for prolonged, outpatient regimens.

It covers both meanings, because, as we know from history, when the great bards were performing their poetry it would be accompanied by music.

This time window was chosen because it covered stimulus presentation and subject response (for both action and button press).

Pathway analysis has emerged as an alternative or compensation for conventional gene analysis, because it can cover both conserved and not conserved changes within small sample populations and can uncover changes that otherwise would have been overlooked by conventional methods.