Sentence examples for because of its total from inspiring English sources

The H-II was first launched in 1994; it proved a very expensive vehicle because of its total dependence on Japanese-manufactured components.

What were some of the films that influenced the style and tone of Diary of a Wimpy Kid? First and foremost it was A Christmas Story by Bob Clark, because of its total perspective on things.

This death is only so high on the list because of its total finality.

The holiday with which the cross is logically associated is Good Friday, which is in no danger of being secularized, mainly because of its total lack of joyfulness.

But at the same time, because of its total control, the Ceausescu Government's demise has left a political vacuum, these analysts say, which, combined with Balkan traditions of intrigue, has left many confused and subject to elaborate conspiracy theories.

After that, notwithstanding the homey feel of the place, or maybe because of its total lack of self-consciously modern furnishings, David and I settled right in, both feeling confident that we'd be well looked after and fed.

Russia needs every dollar of this, because half of its total government revenues of about $410 billion/year come from taxes on oil industry profits.

Local residents are not convinced that the BID, which is limited to Broadway between Canal and Houston Streets, is needed, especially because only 23percentt of its total budget will go for street cleaning.

From May through August, United canceled 4,800 flights -- 4percentt of its total -- because of worker shortages, leaving many passengers stranded in airports for hours, sometimes days, with no easy routes to their destinations.

In addition, Mr. Fleischer said, New Mexico could be differentiated from Florida because it conducted a single review of its totals while Democrats in Florida were seeking a third count in some counties.

In the past it seemed Pandora could stay in the game because of its high total of monthly active users — about 80 million.