Sentence examples for one virtue of from inspiring English sources

One virtue of the founders' focus on interstate conflict is the relative ease of assigning blame: any nation that violates another nation's border is subject to collective retaliation.

One virtue of having career employees is that political novices can draw on their experience.

One virtue of federalism is that it permits this diversity of governance based on local choice, but this applies as well to the states that have chosen to legalize same-sex marriage.

"One virtue of federalism is that it permits this diversity of governance based on local choice, but this applies as well to the states that have chosen to legalize same-sex marriage," Judge Michael Boudin wrote.

One virtue of the new version is that they did.

That, anyway, is one virtue of Goya, whose art can glorify emperors and undress a duchess.

But one virtue of Mr. Seltzer's compilations is that they don't require patient downloading.

One great virtue of "The Orphanage" is its surfeit of women.

One particular virtue of these sites is the space they open up for film analysis.

The one, transfixing virtue of "Marie Antoinette" is its unembarrassed devotion to the superficial.

One suggested virtue of association studies is the ability to take advantage of existing phenotypic data.