Sentence examples for brightest because of from inspiring English sources

All three lines exhibit very similar kinetics suggesting that line 26, while brighter than the other lines we screened, exhibits similar kinetics to the other lines and is not brightest because of an abnormal expression pattern.

"You say N.S.R.'s future is not bright because of my involvement," Mr. Gupta said.

"The long-term outlook, however, is bright because of extraordinary efforts and commitment of the Stanford GSB community.

Currently, GPI is able to see only hot, Jupiter-size planets that are bright because of their own infrared glow.

Of course the blaze is the brighter because of the darkness that is waiting to consume it.

The administration said the outlook for the Medicare trust fund was brighter because of the 2010 health care law.

Repeatedly using the phrase "I see an American century," he asserted that the country's future was bright because of his policies.

Canada's prospects ought to be brighter, because of its relatively small financial sector and its large commodity-based export industries.

Even the nights in the north are bright because of the snow; the days themselves are short but the dusk is very long.

Everyone whose life he touched came away enriched and he left the world brighter because of his vision, idealism and his huge heart.

"After all," he said, "we are a very profitable company and our growth prospects are incredibly bright because of the demand for our programming.