Sentence examples for because the argument of from inspiring English sources

But, there may have a contradiction regarding the use of zakah fund, because; the argument of this paper is that zakah fund should be used as seed money (investment) rather than spent money (consumption).

The linear behavior of F results because the argument of the error function is small for the range studied ((K=1.03)).

That was a shame, because the argument of the music's importance was utterly convincing on Sunday. .

We ignore this because "the argument of hidden costs" has so far prevailed in our discourse, skewing the debate, focusing on the price at the pump, which is only a fraction of the cost of the pump.

Called natural theology (theologia naturalis), as opposed to revealed theology (theologia revelata), this discipline became particularly important in arguments between Christians on the one hand and Jews and Muslims on the other, because the arguments of natural theology did not depend on the acceptance of revelation.

In this sense, the subject control verb is obligatory in subject control constructions because the arguments (PRO) of the embedded verbs are clearly controlled by the matrix subjects/agents.

This is in part because the arguments in favour of labour migration are economic, and so easy to measure, while the arguments against are cultural and very hard to quantify.

Neither party could set aside the Dreamer issue because it captures the essential argument of the Trump era, and on this the Republicans and Democrats do not agree.

"We're trying to keep jobs and we lost the argument because of the interests of two proprietors".

This is clearly in his own interest, but he has political space to make the argument because of its evident fairness and democratic legitimacy.

"We went after 'The Da Vinci Code' because of the argument that it was based on fact, when it was based on fiction," Mr. Donohue said.