Sentence examples for because it was further from inspiring English sources

The BAA board favoured the Ferrovial bid because it was further advanced and offered more certainty.

Gross said the Chilean earthquake shifted the Earth's axis a greater distance than the larger Sumatran event because it was further from the equator.

Former intelligence officials said that Mr. Goss was unhappy about the news, in part because it was further evidence that as the C.I.A. director he was so weakened that his subordinates would directly reject his advice.

Tucker said it was also possible that something like dust was blocking the view of the shockwave or, because it was further away (2,000 times further than the smaller one), it was just fainter and they missed it.

In mid-July 1568, English authorities moved Mary to Bolton Castle, because it was further from the Scottish border but not too close to London.

They have already abandoned original plans to go to Holland, because it is further and more expensive, and are heading for Germany instead.

It is avoiding using such phrases as 'helping the economy transition away from the mining boom', because it is further fuelling job insecurity in economically depressed regional and rural electorates.

Vicky Vampvick Lyth has written: "I was told... that a small group of girls on the SlutWalk were on their way to the Green Festival... a police officer then said, 'You can't go there because you're dressed like a slut.' That annoyed me because it's further proof of victim blaming... " I make inquiries online – what exactly was said?

There were 7,557 cases as of May 8. "The findings are of concern because it is further proof that the outbreak is spreading beyond South America and is on the doorstep of Africa," Dr, Matshidiso Moeti, WHO Regional Director for Africa, said in a statement.

Cystic acne, on the other hand, cannot be effectively popped because it's further underneath the skin.

The resulting ash was dark gray in color because of its high carbon content; it was further burned at 700 °C for 3 h.