Sentence examples for because of emphasis from inspiring English sources

More often than not, both materials and methods have been disguised by decorative forms or surfacing such as veneers, stucco, or paint, because of emphasis on the expression of content or of form.

Certainly the food is from the Southern Hemisphere; though Mr. Guobadia, 39, is from Nigeria, he settled on Ethiopian cuisine for the five-year-old restaurant because of emphasis on vegetables and the established popularity of Ethiopian food in the United States.

Our loss-to-follow-up rate was low (3.2%), possibly because of emphasis on patient education during enrolment and provision of accommodation during the 3-day sample collection procedure, necessary since many patients came from outside the Mindouli area.

"Multimodal" is a term valued by instructors because of its emphasis on design and process, whereas "multimedia" is valued in the public sphere because of its emphasis on the production of a deliverable text.

Many of you chose Little Learners because of our emphasis on global awareness.

But for Mr. Obama it is a particularly difficult moment because of his emphasis on creating jobs.

Because of its emphasis on seasonality, the menu changes every few weeks.

Because of its emphasis on neurophysiology, it long remained a standard work.

Ms. Levin said she was drawn to WilmerHale partly because of its emphasis on government service.

He was drawn to the program because of its emphasis on quantitative skills.

This is a type of "monism", because of its emphasis on the singularity of the Ukrainian experience.