Sentence examples for because of its particular from inspiring English sources

For instance, if objectives are to be a guide to action, it appears that American Motors, because of its particular set of constraints, should have somewhat different objectives than General Motors.

Andrew Kitchener, principal curator of vertebrates at the National Museum of Scotland, said: "It's worth so much because of its particular properties.

It took longer than other regions, not least because of its particular colonial legacy and its geography, but is now firmly on its way with 5-10% growth rates.

These problems rest with stronger acuity in this new environment, because of its particular characteristics.

Is there a liquor you lay off because of its particular effect on you?

But the idea is now in vogue because of its particular relevance to the economics of e-commerce.

Although COMARE correctly stressed this excess, no mention was made of the construction of THORP, or of its particular relevance (because of its scale) to the PM hypothesis.

The implied argument is that the Way of the sage kings is correct because of its consequences, in particular because of its unique ability to produce social order.

Because of its size, this particular aircraft is not required to have flight attendants on board.

Now, in a small new study first reported by Medical News Today, it seems it could also play a role in improving symptoms of Parkinson's disease patients because of its effect on particular regions of the brain.

I don't think that this particular movement is likely to revive, certainly not as a global movement of its kind because its particular historical moment has passed.