Sentence examples for because of its longevity from inspiring English sources

It persists partly because of its longevity – it's done because it's always been done.

According to Haase, because of its longevity, it's their most successful program with the largest group of alumni.

It is because of its longevity that the Basra registry is providing substantial information.

The podcast was popular in part because of its longevity; with 90 shows, it was one of the few of its kind to last beyond a few episodes.

Regional divides are common in many countries, but the Italian case is peculiar because of its longevity.

Even in an age and in a city where the nontraditional family unit is commonplace, this group stands out, and not just because of its longevity.

The ship was well known to American veterans because of its extraordinary longevity and its prolific role in the Pacific war, so there was much discussion on veterans' Web sites that a preservation group would step forward to repatriate the ship as a museum.

Because of its remarkable longevity phenotype, we re-named the gene AFO1(for aging factor one).

The annual survey of freshmen is considered the most comprehensive because of its size and longevity.

I would single out Sir Peter O'Sullevan, because of his longevity as a racing commentator.

"I mean that because of his longevity here, the way he's pitched, his knowledge of the game.