By dint of that we get to run it how we want.
After working for a few months as a clerk at CBS, a big broadcaster, he was drafted to serve in Vietnam by dint of that Green Card.
Celia Stubbs had been Blair Peach's girlfriend for eight years by the time of his death and became, by dint of that relationship, a focus for the campaign.
A woman with power in business or politics does not by dint of that particular form of power become a collector of young males.
By dint of that mass market, it is the world's fourth-largest cosmetics company, with sales of $4.7 billion, trailing L'Oréal, Procter & Gamble and Unilever.
Throughout its lost decade of recession and deflation, Japan took comfort in knowing it was still Asia's biggest economy, and by dint of that the region's leader.
An infant is simply human, inducted by dint of that condition into a decades-long participation in 'basic human goods,' chief of which are friendship, play, learning, skillful performance, and the rearing of children.
But the Russian responded magnificently, prising open a break point in the very next game – and squeezing through by dint of something that sooner resembled an act of self-defence than a return.
Perhaps it is simply the case that those writers most qualified to write a real and funny and fascinating study of Adams, friends such as Michael Bywater, Richard Dawkins or Terry Jones, are, by very dint of the personality that made them friends of Adams, likely to be fretting over deadlines themselves, or raising a glass to him in some misbegotten corner of the universe.
