Sentence examples similar to because of plentiful accessibility from inspiring English sources

By the 1960s, North American populations may even have exceeded their historical numbers, possibly because of plentiful food derived from human refuse.

Archangel is sometimes overlooked in Burial's catalogue, perhaps because of its accessibility.

Mr. Soto-Lopez said that East Harlem appeals to the florists because of its accessibility to F.D.R. Drive and the airports.

Mr. Smits said Jurmala is a popular second-home destination for Muscovites, because of its accessibility.

Perhaps because of its accessibility to readers, Manger's poetry achieved wide popularity.

I know it's the future because of the accessibility and scalability it affords.

However, the evidence for functional rescue is still missing because of feasibility, accessibility, and cost concerns.

Pigeons have multiplied in New York because of the plentiful breeding spaces on buildings.

Because of this general accessibility, Istria is the most-visited part of Croatia.

Because of its plentiful sunshine, North Africa could be one of the world's major growth markets for the solar industry.

The lower areas are semiarid, but, because of the plentiful supply of fresh water from springs, the valley floors are irrigated, and bananas and date palms are grown.