Sentence examples for because of this influence from inspiring English sources
Because of this influence and power, the indictment says, he "became a de facto and functional fiduciary" of the pension fund.
Because of this influence and because these types of platforms have proliferated over the last decade – think of Yelp, TripAdvisor, Angie's List, and scores of others – it's important to understand the pros and cons of this type of system relative to other information sources.
Saori converts to Christianity partly because of this influence to seek forgiveness for her previous actions, though she only attends mass when feeling guilty about her behavior.
Because of this influence, the red and white variety of the King Charles Spaniel and thus the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel became known as the Blenheim.
Because of this influence of haplogroup and modal allele combinations, the impact of gene conversion is not simple [Balaresque et al., 2007].
A bureaucrat noted that, because of this influence, "there is a deeply entrenched view in government that there are no wins, and a lot of potential to lose, by tackling the bar situation".
Because of this, influences ranging from The Little Prince to Alice in Wonderland and Winsor McCay's Little Nemo found their way into the video.
The style shows a remarkable development over that of his predecessors, and many bas-reliefs have an epic quality unparalleled in the ancient world, which may well be because of the influence of this active and vigorous personality.
Because of this counteracting influence, the proportion of missing women in the total population has not declined in many countries, including China and India.
Because of this negligible influence of D INU TSO on D INU DC, the relative position between D j TD and D j DC on the diagram can be easily estimated in Fig. 16.
"I am here before you today in this chamber because of the influence of education and my year one teacher, Miss Abernethy," Wyatt said during his inaugural speech.
