Sentence examples for because the very same from inspiring English sources

The reaction mechanisms are of interest because the very same compounds that are possible inhibitors for biomass processing enzymes and microorganisms may be valuable biobased chemicals.

Of course that's not going to happen either, because the very same rampant politicisation has also paralysed our government and made it impossible to pass problem-solving legislation of this sort, or indeed any sort at all.

Then pray that they work, because the very same doctrine of counterinsurgency on which we are now relying predicts that these tactics probably will fail given current troop numbers.

"[G]iven the deaths of 15 million people during the war, attempting to position 1918 as a simplistic, nationalistic triumph seems … foolhardy, not least because the very same tensions re-emerged to such deadly effect in 1939.

I had to think long and hard when asked to join the Hares – so named because the very same Trefgarne grumbled that the Succession to the Crown Act would inevitably "set the hares running" in the peerage.

"Whether you agree or disagree, after the death of 15 million people during the war, attempting to position 1918 as a simplistic, nationalistic triumph seems equally foolhardy – not least because the very same tensions re-emerged to such deadly effect in 1939".

Many had never even seen snow before, and one had only just turned 22. Woefully inexperienced, they were picked for the job because, by coincidence, the very same day of the crash, they had just completed a short course in Disaster Victim Identification (DVI).

But the Stutchbury dynasty must think alike because on the very same day Harry's piece appeared the AFR published an editorial, Lies about the ABC, saying the $84m cut was "trivial" and, anyway, we couldn't afford two public broadcasters in Australia.

"We were trying to bridge the gaps in our ad decline, and the decline was caused by YouTube and Google's dominance in the space — only to have to slow down our potential acquisitions because of the very same tools and products," Mr. Nicklin said.

That was not the British transfer fee record, though, because in the very same year forward Tommy Lawton joined Notts County from Chelsea for £20,000.

In fact they are, to some degree, compensating for this year's dearth in Lebanon's traditional retail tourists - those from the Gulf, who are steering clear because of the very same conflict.