Sentence examples for indeed because of the from inspiring English sources

Indeed, because of the unique characteristics of UAS, he may be in a better position to do so.

Indeed, because of the marketing power of radio, music companies in the past sometimes paid for radio time, under the outlawed practice of payola.

Indeed, because of the need for regional demand to make up for the shortfall in exports, upgrading infrastructure assumes greater importance now, the bank argued.

Indeed, because of the limited audience of young women, American sales of Gardasil have recently stalled, said Tim Anderson, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein.

Indeed, because of the rapidly growing Hispanic vote in many areas, the issue of immigration, which was central to UKIP's appeal, represents a big danger to the G.O.P.

Indeed, because of the harsh effect of budget cutting on growth, debt-to-G.D.P. ratios in Europe have continued to rise.

Indeed, because of all the false claims, Mr. Winata said he no longer handed out compensation for lost livestock.

At the same time in the medical literature, FMS is described as a syndrome that evokes uneasiness in health care staff (as current diagnostic criteria are not well supported by objective markers of physiological or biochemical nature and indeed because of doubt about the existence of the condition at all) and places great demands on resources in clinical practice.

At the same time, it is a syndrome that evokes uneasiness in health care staff (as current diagnostic criteria are not well supported by objective markers of physiological or biochemical nature, and indeed because of doubt about the existence of the condition) and places great demands on resources in clinical practice.

Indeed, because of sequestration in the host or the occurrence of major lifecycle stages within host, genome of host-adapted bacterial symbionts has reduced opportunity for counterbalancing deletional bias by HGT compared with free-living bacteria.

Indeed, because many of the Katz and Wilpon accounts were also net losers — and the trustee has agreed to accept those claims as legitimate — they might actually wind up paying much less than that out of pocket, depending on how much the trustee can raise in those three years from other sources.