Sentence examples for equally because of from inspiring English sources

Partly because of their great rarity, but equally because of their beauty," said David Bennett, head of Sotheby's international jewellery division.

It is potentially shocking not just because of the subject but equally because of the palpable desire and tenderness with which the wild-eyed Pan and his four-legged, heavily hooved companion regard each other.

Perhaps there is a fear they will complicate the gender equality story, the bland idea put about that all women are at risk of domestic violence pretty much equally because of the culture's overall attitude to women.

For all levers of one factor, every lever of other factors appears equally because of orthogonality of the orthogonal array.

Today, 59% of Moldovan exports are absorbed by the EU market, but the country's economy remains fragile because of the global economic crisis, and equally because of its energy vulnerabilities that are largely defined by exclusive imports of Russian gas.

Allmusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine praised the song for its craft and writing, commenting that "[in] "One Sweet Day," a duet with Boyz II Men, Carey appeals to both audiences equally because of the sheer amount of craft and hard work she puts into her albums.

We need to support all options equally because each of them is equally important for that particular child.

Equally, because most of these areas will have their own programmes, any hepatitis programme will need to be integrated, leveraging existing infrastructure.

The weights seem to indicate that five of the principles are equally important because of the roughly equal weightings.

In practice, patents and patent applications are not valued equally because the value of a patent application can change drastically during the course of prosecution and the owner of the application must expend significant resources relating to its prosecution.

By convention, many specific instruments weight items equally because the scoring of multi-item scales is usually based on the average of component items.