He points out that because of the district's size, $1,000 is "like talking $100,000 to somebody else".
And he points out that because that code is open source, any dissenters can always use it to create a competing version with their preferred design.
Burney also points out that because of India's key role in exporting rice, such efforts could play a critical role in helping global food security.
Carson points out that because the 10th-floor corner apartment has windows on two sides, it's an ideal vantage point "for watching snowstorms," which she loves.
Akass points out that because there are so few television programmes purely about women, "Sex and the City bears the burden of representation.
James Edmonds of the University of Maryland points out that because of the long life of CO2, stabilisation of CO2 concentrations is not at all the same thing as stabilisation of CO2 emissions.
The play's director, Nicolas Kent, points out that, because Broadway is governed largely by what one particular newspaper (the New York Times) thinks about a production, many producers and playwrights prefer not to risk previewing a new work on Broadway.
Mr. Brooks rightly points out that because seniors hold far greater political power than the young, only seniors can create the political climate in which fairness can be brought about.
The scholar Philip Gossett points out that because Verdi sometimes had to shift the scene of his operas on account of censorship it may not make sense to talk about the "right" setting.
The company points out that (because not all posties belong to the CWU and participation among those who do was not universal) almost 60% of all postal workers did not express that view.
Though the system has logged over 7m transactions, Mr Higgins points out that, because it is impossible to collect meaningful statistics in such an uncontrolled environment, no one has any idea how well the system has performed.
