Sentence examples for because of the far from inspiring English sources

Interest-only mortgages may seem appealing when buying a new home because of the far cheaper monthly repayments they offer.

WASHINGTON — The bombing of the Boston Marathon on Monday was the end of more than a decade in which the United States experienced strikingly few terrorist attacks, in part because of the far more aggressive law enforcement tactics that arose after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

The proposed metric can precisely measure the percentage of SU calls that are terminated because of the FAR occurrence.

In addition to state transitions because of the FAR events, we refer the reader to [30] for details concerning the other different events that trigger state transitions.

However, the upgrading of the treatment plant did not reflect on the nitrate concentrations most probably because of the far distance between the plant and the groundwater well and topography.

It is found that this non-uniformity of the disk can lead to variations in the blades' amplitudes of response which are similar, in magnitude, to those obtained with stiffness mistuning but are potentially more dangerous because of the far extending large amplitude tail of the distribution.

The ascendancy of the Freedom Party and after 2006 that of its offshoot, the BZÖ raised concern among some Austrians and other EU member countries because of the far-right-wing tendencies of its leadership.

"It is the worst because of the far-reaching implications and consequences of deciding to have nothing geo-economically to do with China at a time when China is prepared to step up to greater responsibilities in the region".

Part of the reason Chirac lost the race for the Presidency to Mitterand, is because of the far-right switching its vote to Le Pen. 17 million people voted for Mitterand & they voted after a week that called the President's power into serious question..

In medieval times, because of the far-reaching and complex system of feudal allegiances (not least the links of France and England), the networks of the monastic orders, the universality of Latin, and the similarities of the languages derived from Latin, there was a continual process of exchange, in form and content, among the literatures of western Europe.

Recently, the preparation of specific bimetallic nanoparticles like core-shell structures has been intensively investigated because of the far-reaching possibilities to modify the macroscopic properties [3 6].