Sentence examples for because of its distinctive from inspiring English sources

So, when London Metropolitan University ran into trouble a few years ago, when it over-reported its student numbers and lost millions as a result, it survived – rightly because of its distinctive mission – when most of the higher education establishment wanted it closed.

The initial Toyota Prius wasn't exactly a beauty, but it succeeded in part because of its distinctive look.

The Shetland archipelago, more than 100 miles north of mainland Scotland, has traditionally voted strongly against Scottish independence, in part because of its distinctive history – until the 15th century it was part of Norway and is closer to its west coast than the Scottish capital – in part because the oil industry has made it rich without particular assistance from Edinburgh.

Because of its distinctive input (plasma) and output (urine), it is reasonable to predict that the kidney will be the first organ whose functions are further elucidated by proteomic methods in the near future.

Fox meat, on the other hand, is cheap because of its distinctive smell and the fact that eating it could pose serious health risks, a breeder told the Yangcheng Evening News.

It has attracted widespread research attention because of its distinctive properties.

Clark's State House dome was an immediate sensation, both because of its highly distinctive style -- nothing like it ever existed in Britain, for example -- and because of the wonderful views from its observation deck.

Nomocharis appeared somewhat similar to Lilium when the former was first described in 1889 [ 12, 13] but was erected as a new genus because of its highly distinctive open-plate flowers and dark-colored tepal bases with special structures (Figs.  1 and 2) [ 12– 15].

But it was carefully nurtured by generations of gardeners on the Isle of Wight because of its history, rarity and distinctive taste.

Though considered a little brown mushroom of unknown edibility, it is distinctive because of its thick covering of coarse hairs, and differentiated from other members of Crinipellis by its slightly larger cap size, which reaches up to 25 mm in diameter.

It's also distinctive because of its distance, 1 3/16 miles, 1/16th of a mile shorter than the Kentucky Derby.