Sentence examples for even because of a from inspiring English sources
If the Democratic Party continues to draw people, as it has over the last several years, particularly during the Obama campaign, because of a shared vision of progressive change or even because of a shared outrage and the disastrous policies of the Bush administration, the Party can continue to play a useful and progressive role.
4 In the Netherlands, GPs have regularly been blamed, in medical disciplinary tribunals, for failing to respond to this sense of alarm or even because of a lack of it.
These results demonstrate that chronologically aging yeast cells are not starving and are able to maintain their energy resources and survive for extended periods of times despite (or possibly even because of) a heavily oxidized proteome.
Modern medicine helped save Grant's life, but his passion and tenacity played a huge part in his ability to not only survive, but to thrive despite--or even because of--such a formidable foe as cancer.
UBS, Switzerland's largest bank, said on Friday that it expected its second-quarter results to be "at or slightly below break-even" because of a tax credit that would at least partly offset investment losses.
Always arrives late in the mornings when, she does appear; always leaves before time in the evening because of a date at the dentist's or because it is beginning to sprinkle... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.
Despite these failures, or even because of them, an "agriculture porn" pervades Russian food imagery.
She became nervous only when the women's final was delayed into early evening because of an extended men's semifinal.
"But even with the crisis, and even because of it, it's a changing world, with emerging partners, and there is a demand for a Europe that acts outside strict economic matters.
That challenge is made even harder because of a tactical split within liberalism itself.
And this was on a night when he was not even playing because of a minor knee injury.
