Sentence examples similar to because of the limitless from inspiring English sources

Players like to say that real tennis is a mix of squash, lawn tennis, and chess, because of the seemingly limitless situations that can arise during a game.

After all, when Obama came to power, he chose to work more closely with Congress, and not to insist that he could unilaterally do whatever he wanted because of the allegedly limitless powers available to the Commander-in-Chief in wartime, as President Bush had maintained.

It is the constant awareness of the limitless.

Leukemic stem cells are capable of the limitless self-renewal necessary for cancer initiation and maintenance.

It is because of this limitless license to chirpse that house parties can be a bit of a mixed blessing.

A Defense Department spokesman said that he could not speak to the need, but that because of almost limitless demands, the military could not assist in individual donations or shipments to Iraq.

It is our anticipation and hope that stem cells will cure type 1 diabetes someday because of their limitless capacity to differentiate as needed into the vital tissue or organ.

Display offers a much greater growth potential than CPI because of near limitless inventory.

But, because of the game's near-limitless proportions, players will rarely encounter one another by chance.

Bitcoin believers talk excitedly, if vaguely, about the limitless, because ill-defined, possibilities of "machine-to-machine micro-transactions". (I'm not being dismissive: I'm vaguely excited about those possibilities too).

It is the limitless power of the victor.