Sentence examples for because the points of from inspiring English sources

In a sense it did because the points of difference between them and England were considerable, not least the ability to react quickly in open play when the unexpected happened or opportunities were created.

The matching is largely simplified because the points of interest in the image needed to the reconstruction are obtained by the extraction of the pattern; it also has the effect to increase the speed of processing.

Because the points of inoculation did not have a significant effect, we used the general mean effect in the comparisons.

This is ­because the point of a dinner party is not the ­dinner.

Cold War 2.0 is on because, from the point of view of Washington's elites, the first one never really left town.

Because the point of view of the magazine might shape our view of the city.

"Because the point of the Institute of Ideas is to challenge established orthodoxies.

But, because the point of the research was to build a commercial reactor, simply fusing atoms would not be enough.

Because the point of the programme, the money shot of the whole thing, is the moment when the victims see how badly their kitchen has been wrecked.

"The best thing you can do right now is live your life normally because the point of terrorism is to scare us out of being ourselves," Abbott said.

But Mr. Carney said he would not go into details because the point of such get-togethers is to foster an environment of confidentiality so such meetings are constructive.