Sentence examples for because of peculiar from inspiring English sources

Apart from its impact in human health, Leishmania parasites and related trypanosomes (i.e. Trypanosoma cruzi and Trypanosoma brucei) are being extensively studied because of peculiar molecular and cellular characteristics.

Many come because of the peculiar celebrity of Ms. Smith-Start, a renown that spans fashion and music.

The Conservatives have not won a general election in "20 odd years" because of their "peculiar" obsession with Europe, Ken Clarke has said.

His insistence that he had lost that ball in the sun was an instance of the boy crying "Wolf!" It was scoffed at because of his pattern of peculiar pronouncements.

Ruminants release methane because of the peculiar way they digest their food.

Greenhouse gases alter the situation because of their peculiar absorptive properties.

We became this way because of the peculiar tragedies and triumphs of our past.

If Hitchens refused the label of conservative, it was largely because of his peculiar understanding of historical progress.

This is because of its peculiar economic, political and scientific dimensions.

It appears that they swap cells so often because of their peculiar development.

American insurers retort that it is fair to treat Equitas differently because of the peculiar structure of Lloyd's.