Sentence examples for especially owing from inspiring English sources

In the West, provincial sculpture closely resembled Roman, although it sometimes showed variations, in Gaul especially, owing to local influences (the native element, however, is not always easy to identify).

Especially, owing to the characteristics of MOPNETs, it is extremely important to determine broadcast size and to disseminate data within the limited environment of the network.

Moreover, for fungi and protozoa, the current chemotherapeutic options are very limited and far from ideal, especially owing to their undesirable side effects or toxicity.

Especially, owing to the narrowly accumulated crystal plates, the CuO nanoflower has 3.3 times larger SERS intensity than that of CuO nanograss structure.

Especially, owing to the outstanding mechanical properties (the Young's modulus 2500 MPa and strength at break point ~ 50 MPa), the pressure sensor based on PVDF shows a good mechanical property such as flexibility and antifatigue [3, 4].

The obtained level of accuracy is certainly satisfactory, especially owing to the fact that static and dynamic strength is predicted without explicitly modelling those non-linearities characterising the stress vs. strain dynamic behaviour of concrete.

"Have you ever thought," Terry writes, "how much we all, and women especially, owe to Shakespeare for his vindication of woman in his fearless, high-spirited, resolute and intelligent heroines?" If only Woolf had known she had written that.

In her new book, "Anger and Forgiveness," which was published last month, Nussbaum argues against the idea, dear to therapists and some feminists, that "people (and women especially) owe it to their self-respect to own, nourish, and publicly proclaim their anger".

He especially owes a lot to Castillo-Chavez.

"These migrants risked their lives to cross the Sahara, the Mediterranean, they fled from war… France, and especially Paris, owes it to them to welcome them and to be hospitable," said deputy mayor Bruno Julliard.

This is especially true this year, owing to the fear of terrorism and the Obama-era phenomenon of the Salahis.