Particularly because the vast majority of the funds for our programmes of work comes from the public purse.
His yellow jersey is secure enough, particularly because the young Italian Ivan Basso crumbled.
But that story seemed suspicious, investigators said, particularly because the youth smelled of gasoline.
When the ice thawed, it was dangerous, particularly because the majority of the hunters couldn't swim.
That makes for artistic tension, particularly because the writers reflect such disparate styles.
The opposing argument has merit, particularly because the editors' decision may seem to set a precedent.
Several had expected positive numbers, particularly because the company had such an easy comparison over last year.
It sounds pretty brutal, particularly because the physical privations were compounded by a difficult relationship with his father.
And particularly because the scan's results were benign, he said, Dr. Hecht should not have recommended a follow-up test.
For the Maxwells, meeting it head-on has been challenging, particularly because the family has limited means.
This straitness of focus troubles me, particularly because the novel's peripheries are rich with more interesting material.
