Sentence examples for because it is contiguous from inspiring English sources
Some MPs and peers believe that Richmond House is an attractive option because it is contiguous with the current parliamentary estate.
"Just because it's contiguous to a parkland doesn't make it an environmentally sensitive property".
It is contiguous with the Gran Paradiso National Park in Italy.
The Great Salt Lake Utahh, USA) provides an excellent model for studying HGT in the context of biogeography because it is a contiguous system with dispersal limitations due to a strong selective salinity gradient.
DS is difficult to model well in mouse, not only because it is a contiguous gene syndrome with candidate genes spanning the length of Hsa21q but also because orthologs of Hsa21 genes are distributed on segments of three mouse chromosomes: the telomeric region of mouse chromosome 16 (Mmu16) and internal segments of mouse chromosome 17 (Mmu17) and mouse chromosome 10 (Mmu10) [ 22].
Natural gas production might be greater, and come sooner: because it is off the contiguous states and not Alaska, there is likely to be less objection from environmentalists.
We only keep the core cross-sectional sample of the NLSY79 in order to maintain a consistent sample between the NLSY79 and the CPS. 10 We restrict our sample to these years because it is the largest contiguous period where the NLSY79 reports the 1980 Census Occupation codes on an annual basis.
Mr. Tierney, the landmarks commission chairman, said that Superior Ink was left out not because of development pressures, but because it "wasn't contiguous with the historic district".
Aristotle, wedded to efficient cause whereby one thing only moves because it is physically pushed by another, thinks that thrown projectiles move because of the pressure of the contiguous air set in motion by the thrower.
Because it is impossible.
