Sentence examples for because of its much from inspiring English sources

Although Venus Express has not found any sign of active volcanism (Mueller et al., 2008), IR1 still has a chance to find it because of its much wider coverage of the surface owing to the equatorial orbit.

However, Acosta could convince the Junta that abolition could be achieved in Puerto Rico without disrupting the local economy (including its Cuban members, who frowned upon implementing it in Cuba because of its much higher numbers of slave labor).

It also resists contamination during cooling better because of its much higher calcium content.

But G.M. raises questions because of its much larger size.

New York cannot accommodate them because of its much shallower waters.

Because of its much larger portfolio the State Department cannot be as single-minded as we are.

It is difficult to believe now, but this all-but-forgotten Samuel L Jackson thriller about — well — snakes on a plane, was once feverishly discussed, because of its much-vaunted but wildly exaggerated status as an internet phenomenon.

The western lubber grasshopper (Brachystola magna), also called the buffalo grasshopper because of its size, has much smaller, pinkish wings.

As the exhibition points out, if art really is indeed a lingua franca, then it's as much because of its shared vocabulary and syntax as much because of the common experiences it describes.

While LNG has low internal energy, it has high exergy because of its cryogenic characteristics, and much of this exergy is wasted in the process of regasification.

The Rosebank plant, which because of its lower capacity underwent much less scrutiny, was initially supported by the community.