Sentence examples for because of its considerable from inspiring English sources
It attracted conquerors — Alexander the Great, the Parthians, the Arabs, the Mongols — but because of its considerable size (it is almost a hundred and ninety thousand square miles), its inhospitable terrain, and its fierce tribalism it was not easily governed.
Because of its considerable profits and size, it does not buy outside insurance for such disasters.
Turkmenistan fared somewhat better financially because of its considerable oil and gas wealth; it has a per capita GDP almost double that of Uzbekistan (6 ), with a relatively stable percentage spent on health (14 ).
Although relatively small in area and population, Ghana is one of the leading countries of Africa, partly because of its considerable natural wealth and partly because it was the first black African country south of the Sahara to achieve independence from colonial rule.
Although the positive margin is a sequential clinical event following surgery, it was involved in this analysis because of its considerable influence on PSR.
"His application was granted because of its considerable merits," Mr. Bartolomucci said.
PET is rapidly displacing Ga-67 SPECT for staging lymphoma because of its very considerable advantages.
Because of its biomedical importance, considerable work has been performed on atherosclerotic lesions, which provide a very clear example.
According to state Sen. Fred Emerich (R-Cheyenne), Wyoming passed new livestock legislation, effective July 1 of last year, "because of considerable ambiguity over who had jurisdiction".
The 480 BC Battle of Salamis largely determined the course of the Persian Wars not because of its inherent damage (however considerable) but because Themistocles's deception and superior strategy left the Athenians capable of disrupting sea-borne supplies at will and potentially striking at the pontoon bridges across the Hellespont, cutting off the Persians' line of retreat.
Even after Mr. Lew was confirmed by the Senate, Mr. Grassley ratcheted up his questioning of the university, saying he was doing so because of its nonprofit status, which affords it considerable income and property tax exemptions.
