Sentence examples for particularly because it is from inspiring English sources

Proponents of the new station are are optimistic about its outcome, particularly because it is being headed by Mr. Gargano, who can readily recite precise dollar contributions from nearly a dozen sources of funds at the federal, state and city level.

Social change of this type and magnitude is difficult to comprehend, particularly because it is continuous rather than sudden.

Python 3 is "bleeding-edge" software and too new to safely use in this course (particularly because it is not backwards compatible with Python 2.7).

Yet the production, part of the Next Wave Festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey Theater, is never less than compelling, particularly because it is marvelous looking.

The $8 billion allocated in the stimulus package is not nearly enough, particularly because it is spread across a range of projects around the country.

Instead, it feels — and particularly because it is exhibited in a museum — linked more to a whole art history of street art, which is like a genre of its own within the field.

But some scientists questioned its results, particularly because it was based on risk models, and not extensive testing.

It's massive, particularly because it's an issue we've highlighted in the week".

Crimmins's outspokenness is bracing, particularly because it's never (as with some comics) an attention-seeking affectation.

But disruption of the traditional social and religious orders was even more traumatic, particularly because it was often so hostile.

But analysts say the fund performed well in 2009, particularly because it was buying aggressively as the market recovered.