Sentence examples for because they were constructed from inspiring English sources
These magnificent buildings survived the fire largely intact because they were constructed of marble and stone, rather than the timber and tile used for most Yuanmingyuan structures.
He points out that the planned revenue from advertising on the associated water tanks also largely failed to materialise because they were constructed in rural environments, and he concludes: "Their marketing is perfect, but the final idea does not work".
It is among the largest of dozens of enclaves that — unlike the 120 full-blown settlements in the West Bank — even the Israeli government considers illegal because they were constructed without authorization.
Importantly, the random matrices identified as being different from the accumulated distribution would not be considered valid, simply because they were constructed to be random.
Would we destroy all of the great plantation mansions of the South because they were constructed with slave labor?
"They were supposed to be public spaces because they were constructed in exchange for really valuable real estate," said Greg Smithsimon, a professor of urban sociology at CUNY Brooklyn College who, with Shepard, co-authored a book on the city's privately owned public spaces.
Privileges and incentives help to keep prisons peaceful, but that is because they are constructed carefully, by those who know their institutions best.
Benchmarks vary enormously within the same stock category because they are constructed differently by different organizations.
Archimedean copulas are popular because they are constructed easily and allow modeling the dependence in arbitrarily high dimensions with only one parameter, governing the strength of dependence [12].
Trends, in turn, are more reliable, not only because they deal with things that are familiar to us, but also because they are constructed by different phenomena.
Geometrical concepts lend themselves to use in demonstrations because they are constructed and presented to intuition, which is impossible with respect to metaphysical concepts such as the soul.
