Sentence examples for by virtue of its threat from inspiring English sources

America is now accused of unilateralism by virtue of its threat to bypass the UN if necessary.

"Just by virtue of its size it deserves continued attention from the investment community," says Henisz.

Furthermore by virtue of its nonlinearity assumptions, it can adequately capture all types of peptide classes.

Banditry and disorder metastasise into a threat – which, by virtue of its simple, harsh and absolutist appeal, then begins to replicate itself everywhere where authority is weak.

But it is also, by virtue of its very existence, prima facie evidence of courageous resistance in the face of such threats.

On Albert's view, every proposition signifies that it is true by virtue of its form.

First, it is limited by virtue of its relatively small size (40 patients; 20 with each contrast agent).

The "by virtue of its rotating scaffold" argument sounds logical, but is it also thermodynamically true?

It differs from P. semilanceata by virtue of its smaller spores, measuring 9 13 by 5 7 μm.

"That which by virtue of its ordinariness is not seen, by virtue of how present it is, is unseeable, and that's ordinary daily living".

If the group takes steps to confront the threats, its ethnicity becomes politicized, and the group becomes a political actor by virtue of its shared identity.