Sentence examples for because of the points from inspiring English sources

Great, not only because of its uniqueness, but also because of the points it raises.

I spend money on my Chase Marriott card only because of the points I accrue.

"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.

I think it's most likely this is the Model X, because of the points raised above, and because Tesla CEO Elon Musk said earlier this month that the Model X is on track for release by the early part of the second half of 2015, meaning it should be about as road ready and design-final as the vehicle in this spy video is.

Hall, who had two spells on the Bluebirds board, told BBC Wales Sport that had the Welsh club gone into administration in 2006 it would also probably have seen Cardiff relegated, because of the points deduction levied on clubs for such financial strife.

"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.

This however is not because of where she is but because of the point the Earth has reached in its orbit around the Sun.

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.

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.

Sweet but significant, because one of the points of "The Internationalists" is that ideas matter.