Sentence examples for because of its thinly from inspiring English sources

Organisers have intervened previously in "protest" performances, blocking Georgia's 2009 entry because of its thinly disguised references to the then Russian Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin, following an outbreak of hostilities between the two nations.

If the Concorde had crashed in the center of Gonesse, instead of its thinly populated outskirts, the number of victims would certainly have been far higher.

Because of its relative strength in the thinly populated outer islands, Golkar could manage to control the appointment of over half the regional representatives, giving it considerable clout when the assembly elects a president.Yet the fluidity of Indonesian politics means nothing is certain.

Muslims have condemned the novel because of what they consider to be its thinly disguised and perverse portrayal of Mohammed and some of the events of his life.

UNICEF/DACAW program should focus on those areas such as mid and far west where LGCDP, because of its compulsion to cover across the country but thinly, might not be able to enter in big and concerted way.

But it rolls because of its shape.

The peony because of its countless petals.

Because of its science-education system?

This is partly because of its size.

Because of its political significance.

The canyon captivates because of its immensity.