Sentence examples for essence because of from inspiring English sources

Their systems are primed, in essence, because of a chemical reaction that occurs between grass and acorns.

In essence, because of the hugely incorrect estimates of how likely defaults were in a very large asset class owned by the finance sector, the reserves that the sector took for defaults were too small.

More precisely, esse essentiae belongs to essence because of its eternal relation with God as formal cause.

(Researchers acknowledged that the results might fail to capture their true essences because of the lack of bushy facial hair).

Fourth, time is of the essence because the consequences of the third bailout are going to be felt very soon, not least by the electorate of Syriza.

Although the error data in themselves did not reach significance, this consistency is of the essence because it rules out the possibility of a speed-accuracy tradeoff.

In "The Wu-Tang Manual," a 2005 book about the group and its members, RZA (pronounced RIZ-a) wrote that chess is part of the Wu-Tang essence "because it's a game of war — it's about battle.

A boycott of goods is a simpler proposition, but in this case it would probably be less effective, and speed is of the essence, because the situation is deteriorating every month (which is precisely why some of the most powerful world political leaders, hoping for the worst, keep silent).

The gist of UBS' complaint is this: In essence, because UBS did not receive confirmations of its orders, it repeatedly hit the metaphorical button until its submissions were cleared.

Time was of the essence because A.M.D. was set to report earnings the next day.

Speed is of the essence, because corn begins decaying more quickly than most vegetables.