Sentence examples for because it was represented from inspiring English sources

In one case, an S.E.C. official, asked about the agency's lenient treatment of an equity firm suspected of fraudulent practices, said he had probably given the company "the benefit of the doubt" because it was represented by a former S.E.C. official.

"Facts suggest DOJ [and DEA] officials may have agreed to an inappropriately lenient treatment of Purdue Pharma simply because it was represented by Mr. Giuliani, Hassan and Whitehousee wrote in their letters, which were first reported on by Mother Jones.

Epic Sanskrit is so called because it is represented principally in the two epics, Mahābhārata ("Great Epic of the Bhārata Dynasty") and Rāmāyaṇa ("Romance of Rāma").

But this unity is difficult to appreciate because it is represented exclusively in a series of compressed, even cryptic, articles he wrote over the course of more than 40 years.

Note that e disappears in the following equation because it is represented in terms of q hj,t−1.

It is remarkable that a negative number must be avoided because it is represented by much longer bit-sequence under the finite field of applied cryptosystem, which affects the other packed ones.

This partial power law behavior is unique because it is represented by not only a heavy tail as observed in many phenomena (Caers et al. 1999; Cheng 2008; Pinto et al. 2012; Kolyukhin and Tveranger, 2014), but also a rollover in the smaller size.

Other southern Coloured and Khoe-San groups still grouped tightly together in a cluster and the KWE group remained an outlier (but has to be viewed with caution because it is represented by only two L0d sequences).

He said: "It's so devastating when you break it because it's representing a life.

First of all, the log representing the sedimentary sequence of the well is along the vertical profile (shown to the right side of the log) because it is representing a 1D well.

organized home care workers because it meant it was representing the working poor," said Nelson Lichtenstein, a labor expert at the University of California, Santa Barbara.