Sentence examples for because of its universal from inspiring English sources

The result surprises because of its universal character - it is not a matter of finding a suitable LTM, there simply will never be one!

The first source of data, because of its universal nature, is the Incident Report System.

Because of its universal nature, a law can sometimes fail to apply, or apply only indeterminately, to a novel case unforeseen by the legislator.

This field of inquiry has in the past been placed within classical mechanics for historical reasons, because both fields were brought to a high state of perfection by Newton and also because of its universal character.

However, it says the BBC must "set the gold standard" among UK broadcasters, and because of its universal funding via the licence fee, the corporation has a further duty to represent minorities and the regions.

According to Rachel House, Troilus and Cressida survives translation and reinterpretation because of its universal themes of love and war.

It is, however, difficult to obtain an explicit expression of (lambda _Omega (w)) or (h_Omega (w_1,w_2)) for a general hyperbolic domain (Omega ) because a concrete form of its universal covering projection is not known except for several special domains.

Sport, because of its near universal appeal, is one such way.

His ambitious health care proposal, the initial centerpiece of his campaign, was attractive, especially because of its goal of universal coverage.

Cordite, a propellant of the double-base type, so called because of its customary but not universal cordlike shape.

For instance, the general expression 'man' labels and can stand for each and every man only because of its primarily signifying the universal form of humanity qua being present in each and every man as the main constitutive principle of his essence.