Sentence examples for because the breadth of from inspiring English sources

Because the breadth of their offerings is part of what will distinguish online music services from the limited selection on radio and in record stores, the services are asking labels and publishers to dust off tracks that have not sold in years, in addition to those hit albums listed on the Billboard 200.

In part that's because the breadth of the decision is still unclear, even though Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, in her dissent, warned that it would lead the court "into a minefield" of differing religious claims.

The hardest part of the "Bucky Pally" interview process is being expected to recount genuine instances of customer service, because the breadth of most people's experience at this point in their life extends to mastering the speedy refill at Yates's Wine Lodge.

The hardest part of the "Bucky Pally" interview process is being expected to recount genuine instances of customer service, because the breadth of most people's experience at this point in their lives extends to mastering the speedy refill at Yates's Wine Lodge.

Furthermore, in adults and adolescents, MATS is considered to provide a conservative estimate of strain coverage because the breadth of bactericidal activity is expected to be higher than predicted by MATS, due to greater levels of cross-reactivity observed at these older ages [ 33].

Because the breadth of Phelipanche and Orobanche species we have sampled spans the deepest branches of broomrape diversity [ 55], the albumin gene can be inferred to have survived through an extended evolutionary radiation of at least 150 species [ 55- 57] or more, if the number of now-extinct broomrape species could be estimated.

"Because of the breadth of our coalition, we have expertise on every issue".

Many companies welcome older workers because of the breadth of their experience and knowledge.

Mr. Whitehead was selected by the governor because of the breadth of his contacts, from New York to Washington.

He added that because of the breadth of recent corporate scandals and the conviction of Martha Stewart, "We were obviously concerned".

Because of the breadth of its support, the Tillman Act was the subject of almost no formal discussion.