Sentence examples for because the sum of from inspiring English sources
It's because the sum of the team is greater than the individuals.
Perhaps that is the reason Faber & Faber was happy to indulge me as long as it did: because the sum of money involved was so small.
This is because the sum of the "anti-Tory" bloc – those parties that have said they would vote a Tory government down – currently adds up to 329 seats: a majority.
This is because the sum of those parties inclined to support a Conservative-led governmenthe the Lib Dems, the DUP and Ukip – was expected to fall at least 10 seats short of the required 323 seats.
This is because the sum of the parties who would vote down a Conservative government would, based on current figures, outnumber those that would vote in favour of one.
This is because the sum of those parties that have said they would vote down a Conservative government – Labour, the SNP, Plaid Cymru, the SDLP and the Greens – adds up to 332 seats.
This is because cardiac surface pressure is the arithmetic sum of ITP and pericardial elastic pressure.
You are the person you are because of the sum of everything you have done, felt and thought; not because someone named you something.
However, in practice, it is computationally intractable because of the sum of an exponential number of terms.
One solution to this is to continue to integrate as many other platforms as possible, to create a position where its stronger because of the sum of its parts.
On June 6th the European Commission took the first steps towards this with a proposed framework for dealing with failing banks that includes plans for sharing some of the costs of recapitalising cross-border banks.The crisis is most acute in Spain, mainly because the sums of money involved are largest.
