Sentence examples for because of the point from inspiring English sources
"People want to know more about the rationale and the exit strategy," says Jonathan Eyal of the Royal United Services Institute.Plans are being kept so secret because of the point Lord Bramall makes.
As I'm researching this, even though I knew the court case would be in a periphery because of the point of view chosen, I started learning everything about it and you just read: Loving v. Virginia, Loving v. Virginia, Loving v. Virginia, over and over again in this italic font and it almost takes the meaning out of the word.
Because of the point mutation at position 705 there are no STAT3-YF-ΔN-YFP dimers after IL-6 stimulation detectable in contrast to STAT3-ΔN-YFP which dimerizes after stimulation via phosphotyrosine/SH2 domain-interactions.
For this reason, he places the section on the divisibility of matter in between his treatment of eternity and of motion, "because some of the points to be raised about indivisibles will prepare us for the question of movement".
Great, not only because of its uniqueness, but also because of the points it raises.
Because of the point-like geometry of the telescopes relative to the size of a volcano, the integration paths R v are not parallel lines but instead have a conical geometry, as shown in Fig. 8.
The interaction between fractal-like aggregated R974 with epoxy resin was large enough because of the surface-to-surface contact mode, and the interaction between microparticles of aggregated R974 with the epoxy resin was weak because of the point-to-surface contact mode.
"But because of the points we've lost in recent weeks I'm not happy".
"Let Barca win La Liga because of the points they have won rather than because we gifted it to them," the Portuguese said.
Other sources list the German team as second, because of the points difference, but no such determination was made in 1900.
The reason it didn't get wider coverage is, I must assume, because of the points I've laid out above, which I believe show it is irrelevant for discussing last Friday's results.
