Sentence examples for because of its prime from inspiring English sources

The will to improve the school has always been strong, people familiar with it say, because of its prime location and its name, which itself creates the highest of expectations.

Robert Lombino, an agent with Prudential, said the project had enormous potential because of its prime location for commuters near the crossroads of Interstates 84 and 684.

But John MacLachlan, Mr. Ryan's lawyer, said he believed that the house was worth at least $2.5 million, largely because of its prime waterfront site.

In Friedrichshain, prices per square meter range from 1,550 to 2,550 euros; this apartment costs 2,535 euros a square meter because of its prime location on a popular square.

Notable for its permissiveness was the Childs on 59th Street near Columbus Circle, nicknamed "Mother Childs" because of its prime location on the gay compass, between Central Park and the theater district.

MacRae said local people would try to raise money to support an attempt from the free church to buy Plockton Church if it went on the market, but they feared being outbid by property developers because of its prime location.

The investigation continued to be frustrating to detectives because of its lack of prime suspects and immediate crime scene evidence, Chief Moose said.

Fox's place in the Dodgers' troubled present is because of its ownership of Prime Ticket, the regional sports network that shows the team's games on cable television.

He took the zeta function, which had been studied by many previous mathematicians because of its connection to the prime numbers, and showed how to think of it as a complex function.

"Even Ukraine, which is so much needed by America and Europe, managed to become internationally isolated because of the political arrest of its former prime minister," he said Tuesday at a news conference.

This is because of its outstanding performance as a prime mover in the ground transportation industry.