Sentence examples for because of the unity from inspiring English sources

It is also because of the "unity in action" it has forged with elements of Fatah.

Because of the unity of evolution, the fly's genes and those of people overlap considerably.

Because of the unity of evolution, the sequence of every human gene is recognizably similar to the equivalent gene in other organisms.

He added that in recent months the Palestinian Authority forces were arresting fewer suspects, especially those affiliated with Hamas, because of the unity agreement the Palestinian Authority and Hamas were negotiating.

The applicability of these algorithms is restricted because of the unity power factor and high computational work.

There is no plurality of substantial forms because of the unity of Socrates' activities, including both animal activities and reason.

The assembly drafted a constitution, but their draft was not wholly acceptable to the high commissioner, because it spoke of the unity of geographical Syria and did not explicitly safeguard the French position of control.

But despite the very real threats, I also never felt more optimistic -- because of the national unity we had, and you had, to face those threats.

China is a big brother to Russia not because of the Communist unity of the past, but simply because it's close enough and Russia's geography is immense.

A careful re-reading of these debates over the covering-law model in history suggests that the debate took place largely because of the erroneous assumption of the unity of science and the postulation of the regulative logical similarity of all areas of scientific reasoning to a few clear examples of explanation in a few natural sciences.

"There have to be differences of opinion, because the unity of those times was a forced unity," he argues.