Sentence examples for because of the mutual from inspiring English sources

And the losses they did incur "are not necessarily because of the mutual structure".Some have stumbled.

Because of the mutual mistrust between the Israelis and the Palestinians, "coordinated unilateral moves" are an approach we have long advocated.

The dispute could put the United States in an awkward position, because of the mutual defense treaty it has maintained with the Philippines for 60 years.

EADS is a paradigm for wider difficulties in relations, because of the mutual suspicion and because of Berlin's determination to assert its increased power in a venture in which the French previously had the upper hand.

But it presents another problem: the legal status of various foreign conflicts is murky, largely because of the mutual indulgence of Congress and the White House and their vague reliance on a 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force.

Its founder and CEO, Leo Dardashti, is sticking with China as a manufacturing base despite rising costs because of the mutual trust between him and his factory owners there.

Because of the symmetry of the mutual coupling coefficients and the periodicity of e j 2 π K n - 1 / N, it is easy to find that the diagonal elements of M s is centro-symmetry.

In 2011 the constitution was amended to get rid of a provision, introduced in 1996 because of the chronic mutual distrust between the two big parties and their leaders, for neutral caretaker administrations to oversee elections.

However, this number is not achievable because of the high mutual coherence of the dictionary.

Cr was expected to exhibit behavior similar to that of Al because both are isovalent and because of the complete mutual solubility of Cr2O3 and Al2O3 at high temperatures.

It's a style matter, Poe says, in this case because of the authors' mutual use of "covert conceit," "hidden humor" and "piquant allusion".