The Panthers were striking in the first instance because of how they looked.
They won't do 'Mermaids', for instance, because of the lyrics… Personally, I find that ridiculous.
And if the software itself is not scalable (for instance, because of a specific set of selected features), deploying additional service instances is a futile endeavor.
For instance, because of U.S. economic sanctions on Iraq, Saddam Hussein is now more popular than ever on the Arab street.
A previous history of kidney stones immediately disqualifies a hopeful, for instance, because of the buildup of minerals in the body during a flight.
For instance, because of the precautions, the repainting of a room that would have cost $500 could now cost more than $1,000.
For instance, because of the acquirer's nonintrusive nature, its capacity to achieve substantial cost reductions, especially by eliminating jobs and sacking employees, is limited.
This year, for instance, because of low river levels, rice cultivation was banned entirely in some areas, while the cotton quota was severely restricted.
The utility and issues surrounding the use of molecular forensics and epidemiology to the world of virology are exemplified, for instance, because of rapid sequencing techniques detailed fingerprints of viruses provide important clues about their source.
But advertising is being closely watched in this instance because of the potential stimulative effects of the estimated $250 billion in ad spending this year on the consumer economy, which had already been slowing before Sept. 11.
Still, Mr. Pynn said, Bissett has decided not to invest in the five spinoff companies for now, preferring to hold other stocks in the industries -- Canadian National Railway, for instance, because of its bigger United States presence.
