Sentence examples for because of its conspicuous from inspiring English sources

It is used in navigation because of its conspicuous place in a sky region otherwise lacking in bright stars.

A few names come almost directly from the Greek, such as Procyon, Canopus, and Antares the latter derived from "anti-Ares" or "rival of Mars" because of its conspicuous red colour.

The top-selling hybrid car, researchers have learned, saves energy not only because it switches efficiently between gasoline and electric power but also because of its conspicuous control screen, allowing drivers to see their real-time gasoline efficiency.

Both laws involve finding significance in the appearance of the number, and in its "presen[ce] esoterically because of its conspicuous exoteric absence".

To keep future demand at a high level the manager likes to keep the price of its conspicuous good high.

It is often conspicuous because of its shrubby or even tree-like size, its silhouette, and its long-lasting yellowish fruits.

Mr Timberg says he escaped the worst of the indignities heaped on veterans because of his conspicuous injuries.The mental scars of Vietnam have not wholly healed, he reckons, but America has largely moved on.

The most abundant of the species, C. purpureus, has a worldwide distribution and is conspicuous because of its purple capsule (spore case), especially when growing on bare, acidic soil or burned areas.

But if your desk is only conspicuous because of its absence of clutter, exuding an organized, professional ambiance, don't get too attached.

Lung cancer was then conspicuous, because of its increasing incidence and the emergent interest in smoking as a cause, but systematic trials of radiotherapy on nonoperable cases laboriously confirmed the poor expectations.

But it rolls because of its shape.