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That, too, would have happened early in the history of the planets, he added, because there were far more rogue objects flying through space than there are now.

The Midwestern Democratic Party of the early twentieth century was "less wedded to segregationist sentiments," Hutchings said, simply because "there were far fewer blacks in this region".

Self-described as "a militant atheist", he rejected the notion that we should create a religious specialism in journalism because there were far more important and pressing journalistic concerns.

Music was at the center of the lives of 70 million American baby boomers, partly because there were far fewer distractions in an era before smartphones and personal computers had been invented.

Because there were far fewer people injured than officials had originally expected, the epidemic intelligence officers were working in relatively calm hospital surroundings, as opposed to crowded emergency rooms.

I see it rather like going to the cinema; of course it's fun and if we all had our own way we would do it as often as possible, but if we don't get round to going, it's probably just because there were far more important things to do.

That's because, there are far too many examples out there of people of color and/or women being discriminated against at the workplace.

That's because there are far too many of them!

It could have been worse, because there are far lower rungs in show business.

Most of these are overcrowded because there are far too few of them to house the expanding population.

These are pertinent examples because there are far more refugees in developing countries than in rich ones.