Sentence examples for is particularly intriguing because from inspiring English sources

The uncovering of the new species is particularly intriguing because it follows the discovery, in 2004, of Homo floresiensis – the Hobbit folk of Flores, in the East Indies.

The case is particularly intriguing because President Jacques Chirac of France wants Mr. Trichet to become president of the European Central Bank after Wim Duisenberg of the Netherlands steps down.

The bid is particularly intriguing because the firm sought counsel not from one of the foreign investment banks in Tokyo, which are steeped in aggressive tactics, but from Nomura, Japan's largest securities house.

The development's performance is particularly intriguing because of the curious role it has in the Rockaways, where it strikes a contrast against the modest houses, rustic bungalows, public housing projects and faded high-rises around it.

This result is particularly intriguing, because it supports the theory of a gram positive origin of Bacteria [19] but proposes high G+C Bacteria (Actinobacteria) rather than low G+C ones (Firmicutes) in previous work [17], [20].

This cellular and molecular model is particularly intriguing because it may constitute a selective target for epigenetic therapy.

The lamb was particularly intriguing because I'd never seen cumin on a Chinese menu.

The microspheres consisting of helical polymers, e.g. substituted polyacetylenes, are particularly intriguing because their chirality not only originates in pendant chiral groups, but also originates in one-handed helical polymer backbones.

The results are "particularly intriguing" because they confirm the lower end of the mass range for black holes predicted by the models, says theoretical astrophysicist Vicky Kalogera of Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.

Further unexpected applications can be foreseen by fully exploiting the enhanced potentialities of NWs composed by more than a single semiconductor; within this context, the presence of Si/Ge multi-quantum wells (MQWs) inside a NW could be particularly intriguing because it allows putting together two different confined semiconductors, which absorb and emit photons at different wavelengths.

The coverage of Janice Min's resignation from Us Weekly was particularly intriguing, because she did so much to change the definition of "celebrity".