Sentence examples for for virtue of from inspiring English sources

Although different mechanical and energetic optimum criteria have been proposed in the last decades by assuming involved parameters as deterministically known, nowadays the need persists to explore more realistic approaches for virtue of the unavoidable presence of uncertain variables.

Ethical standards also include those that look for virtues of honesty, compassion, and loyalty.

The character for the virtue of propriety is identical with the one for ritual, reflecting the close connection between this virtue and such practices.

"It is for the virtue of this that we shall muddle through to success and for lack of this Germany's brilliant efficiency leads her to final destruction".

"Honesty is brutality," Rebecca says at one point, arguing for the virtue of lying.

Mr. LaHood, a plainspoken former Republican congressman from Illinois, became an advertisement on Wednesday for the virtue of remaining scripted.

Bad as Milbank's book is, Joel Achenbach's would be worse but for the virtue of being so much shorter.

To the extent that at the Democratic Party stands for the virtue of public works, Clinton and Gore had to show that public works work.

"For by virtue of their indisputably aesthetic qualities, the letters make it clear that their author was to become not a husband but a writer".

I have never subscribed to Ayn Rand's top-down advocacy for the "virtue of selfishness," but from the bottom up it might be just what we need.

(4) For,, by virtue of (3) again and again, we arrive at (2.8)  .