Sentence examples for because it relates only from inspiring English sources

It is a staggering amount, particularly because it relates only to one design: the Hermès Birkin.

It relates only to pictures from the original publication.

Mr. Simons's collection is powerful because it relates not only to a young man's body but also to the body of his work over the last 13 years.

May would probably have a clear Conservative majority in the Commons against Labour and the Lib Dems if the SNP kept to its convention by abstaining on the legislation because it relates to England only.

It was shown that the spatial insertion angle of screws plays a key role in the performance of joints, not only because it relates to the shank to grain angle, but also because it affects the amount of wood involved in the bearing mechanism.

I'm going to mention it now only because it relates to the tea ceremony and this is my opportunity to tell this story.

The security hypothesis is important not only because it relates to the major question currently facing criminology, 'Why did the long term trend of increasing crime reverse?', but also because of its clear implications for crime prevention practice and policy.

However, the argument is misleading because the test relates only to the validity of the WGD scenario and should involve the null hypothesis of no orientation change in gene duplicates.

The budget variance representing this difference which results from currency variances on non-dollar non-staff costs is not identified in the financial statements because the Conference resolution on the SRA relates only to staff costs.

Having said that, I would like to say a word on discards in general because discards is not an issue which relates only to cod.

Adherence and difficulties with nasogastric or gastrostomy feeding therapy were also described as important concerns but were included as conditional questions, because they relate only to children and teens using these therapies.