Sentence examples for because it is virtually from inspiring English sources

Phillip Currie, assistant director of the Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology in Drumheller, Canada, said the newly unearthed jiangjunmiaosaurus is a "marvelous specimen" because "it is virtually uncrushed, which means we can just take the bones and they fit together". This jiangjunmiaosaurus appears to be the second specimen of a single species.

The current legal paradigm, which requires attribution to a state or its agents, perpetuates the response crisis because it is virtually impossible to attribute a cyberattack during an attack.

We liked it very much but left it off the list because it is virtually impossible to find.

Lately, it has made an unpredictable return, maybe because it is virtually unknown to today's generation of players.

Some honor combinations, such as a doubleton J-10, represent very desirable opening leads because it is virtually certain that they will not give away a trick.

Because it is virtually impossible to write about a particular historical era or fictional theme without employing certain "stock" or standard literary devices, we have held that scenes a faire are not copyrightable as a matter of law.

"We have a very intimate relationship, because it's virtually 24/7.

I was struck by his report of a recent Boulez performance of "Petrouchka" because it was virtually identical to my experience almost 30 years earler.

Perhaps that's because it's virtually impossible to imagine another equalling writer/director Jane Campion's 1993 magnum opus: an extraordinarily brooding drama that occupies an irrepressible space in audiences' minds and memories.

Not just because it's virtually impossible to get a ticket, but because so many people – people whose tastes I trust – have raved about it that I now regard the prospect with annoyance.

The history is dense — a chapter on the relative virtues of a diagrammatic or schematic map notes that there have been so many different attempts to make one "true" diagram because it's virtually impossible to do so — "there are generally at least half a dozen different types of cartographic solutions required for the varying needs of any reasonably sized urban-rail system".