Sentence examples for because the main features from inspiring English sources

This skilfulness is all the more welcome because the main features of the story are by now pretty familiar.

Elton's first book, Animal Ecology, published in 1927, was a landmark not only for his brilliant treatment of animal communities but also because the main features of his discussion have remained as leading principles of the subject ever since: food chains and the food cycle, the size of food, niches, and the "pyramid of numbers".

I say unexpected because an outdoor movie in December is not possible in the frigid Northeast, and quirky because the main feature was "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians," a famously awful 1964 film that, thanks to my poor taste in movies, I actually enjoyed.

In Henri Hell's view, this is because the main feature of Poulenc's musical art is his melodic gift.

These disease management studies could be particularly well suited to adaptive design because one of the main features is that this approach moves away from the standard phase I, II, and III model of separate protocols to a single study that adapts flexibly in real time as knowledge is gained.

This is because J so artfully mirrors the main features of our current "lifestyle", from the endless production of formulaic pop culture and the glorification of infantile consumption, to the avoidance of difficulty and a systemic contempt for privacy.

Last month the poet John Burnside rated J as worthy of being "seen as the dystopian British novel of its times" because it "so artfully mirrors the main features of our current 'lifestyle', from the endless production of formulaic pop culture and the glorification of infantile consumption, to the avoidance of difficulty and a systemic contempt for privacy".

This is because it shares some of the main features that characterise the community-based health workforce in the district.

The LAMBDA model is simple to use and might therefore have wide clinical utility, because it seems to capture the main features that predict mutation status.

Because visceral obesity is one of the main features of MetS, it could be proposed that MetS is also related to neck pain.

Nevertheless, the idea is sheer Proustian in its alternative logic and shares the main features of Harai's description "humans are different because they inhabit an imagined world".