Sentence examples for because it is particularly from inspiring English sources

However, it has been largely overlooked in ecological literature on earthworms because it is particularly difficult to study.

She said: "This may be because it is particularly important for animals to recognise threats in their environment.

This is because it is particularly hard to judge the impact of leap years on China's economy.

We selected the Tampa Bay area because it is particularly susceptible to the evolution of karst depressions in relation with development of the built-up environment.

Asked why we are alone, the government replies that Britain is in special danger because it is particularly close to the US.

It's hard to write about the Russian Presidential election, not because it is particularly difficult to understand but because the normal language of such things can't describe it.

The guys over at Geek.com got a chance to tour the Orlando "superswitch" (dubbed "super" because of its ability to withstand insane weather conditions, not because it's particularly huge), and brought back a bevy of photos and details.

Oft hath its legend been whispered; it hath endured, I think, not because it's particularly effective, but because tippling youth love a DIY project that requires knives, sneakiness and wishful thinking.

It was a work of art, not because it was particularly ambitious just because it was perfect".

Not because it's particularly entertaining (although it is) or particularly important (it isn't), but because it will aid our communication in future.

He added, "Not because it was particularly out of the ordinary — cast of three, ran almost as long as 'Cats' — but because it was barely acknowledged.