Sentence examples for because they made particularly from inspiring English sources
Sometimes they collected books bound in tattooed skin because they made particularly beautiful covers.
Kadyrov's claims caused controversy in Moscow – particularly because they made it appear as though the Chechen leader does not feel he needs to follow Russian law on Chechen territory.
Of the various sampling frames available for population-based surveys, those containing both individual names and associated demographic data are particularly valuable because they make it possible to use personalised mailings and stratified sampling (sampling that accounts for the underlying structure of the population) to compare respondent and non-respondent profiles.
Japanese rice or mulberry papers are particularly suitable for woodcuts because they make rich prints without heavy pressure.
The problem was made particularly severe because moving too quickly to cut emissions could be also be harmful, added Field.
Ms. Amsterdam said that Mr. Burwick's final months in the Manhattan House were made particularly harsh because she had made a personal appeal on his behalf to N. Richard Kalikow, one of the partners developing the project.
This reissue of Thesiger's account of his relationship with the landscape and people is made particularly poignant because of subsequent history.
There are various ways to explain why Benford's law holds true, and Bellos covers a couple of them, but his account is made particularly interesting because he tests the law in an unusual way.
The university's decision on whether to teach him was made particularly difficult because some of the people killed by Breivik had been friends with students at the university.
