Sentence examples for because of its permanent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lingle, who purchased the store in 1996, a few years after the original owner, Craig Rodwell, died of stomach cancer, described the decision as painful, saying he had bought the shop as much because of its permanent role in the modern gay rights movement in New York as to sell books.

Britain's role attracts special interest because of its permanent membership of the UN security council as well as the legacy of the Balfour declaration, which in 1917 promised to promote a Jewish national home in the then Arab-majority Palestine, and its subsequent 30-year rule before the creation of Israel in 1948.

"the Eagle's Nest" [a reference to Hitler's refuge in the Alps], because of its permanent struggle to regain national sovereignty.

This area is under a state of persistent controlled inflammation because of its permanent contact with the gut microbiota.

Moreover, because of its permanent rebalancing effects on acid base status, CVVHF therapy is preferred to IHD [ 101].

The intestine, being the largest barrier of the human body to the environment, is under a state of persistent controlled inflammation because of its permanent contact with the gut microbiota.

In fact, the Chelsea Art Museum in Manhattan faces the possible removal of its charter because it pledged its permanent art collection as collateral for a mortgage loan.

Micky Cornwall, shot dead in 1977, was known as "the Laughing Bank Robber" because of his permanent grin.

Many in the diaspora believe, like Endy Zemenides who heads HALC, that Golden Dawn has deluded itself into believing it is a permanent force because of its soaring popularity on the back of the economic crisis.

A fuel cell, as a slowest dynamic source in these systems (because of its auxiliaries) acts to supply the permanent energy.

The excited triplet state is the most likely precursor of permanent photodamage because of its many orders of magnitude longer decay time.