Sentence examples for because of the sum from inspiring English sources
I believe that everything one achieves in one's life is because of the sum total of who one is.
There is no theoretical justification for giving companies a complete opt out from our duty to behave morally.Alec Cawley Newbury, BerkshireSIR – Only individuals have morals; a government is "morally good" because of the sum action of individual politicians and civil servants.
"Secondly, because of the sum total of all the other good things, it makes it fun to be down here," She said.
However, in practice, it is computationally intractable because of the sum of an exponential number of terms.
One solution to this is to continue to integrate as many other platforms as possible, to create a position where its stronger because of the sum of its parts.
But the scandal is corrosive not just because of the sums involved but because of the damage it does to South Africa's institutions.
The European tests are not expected to force massive cash calls, partly because of the sums already raised, but should show up pockets of weakness.
"The minute a footballer steps out of line, I think the media in this country - because of the sums of money they earn and also because of the stigma attached - are really quick to jump on it".
By all accounts, they will need to impose monstrous fines which would be at odds with the whole point of making weddings more affordable for those who simply can't get married because of the sums involved.
The select committee said it could prove impossible to maintain low-cost, six-days-a-week deliveries to Scotland's islands and vast areas of remote countryside after independence because of the sums involved in subsidising uneconomic deliveries at a uniform price across the country.
