Sentence examples for precisely because the context from inspiring English sources

Second, we noted that health vulnerability appears to be anchored in the social structure, and that more than 50 years of progressive policies have scarcely reduced it; this is troubling precisely because the context of the study is a so-called "egalitarian" society.

Because the context has changed, the behavior changes.

These forms fit seamlessly in a jazz context precisely because, in Mr. Weston's words, "the music that is called jazz... for me is really an extension of African culture".

We have thus chosen to use "homotypic cooperation" and "heterotypic cooperation" to most precisely represent the context of our work.

Or, at any rate, there is no need to elaborate a justification for ignoring history or context precisely because the Bible clearly and literally expresses each distinctive as the Word of God, and since one of the distinctive doctrines is that the Bible is clear in expressing revealed Truth, one can trust it, or have faith in the truths that are being revealed.

Is it precisely the context which arouses him?

But as Epstein told me, "What makes a term racist is precisely the context in which it's used".

If anything, you hear the disjunction in meaning and context even more precisely because the pattern of the notes is so familiar.

Only stories that tie a whole life together provide an adequate context for epistemic evaluations, precisely because the factors that govern such evaluations are that rich and complex.

Indeed, it is precisely because the dataset is likely to be broadly used, because the design could be deployed in many other contexts by other groups, and because the conclusions address fundamental questions in gene regulation, that we feel that it is critical that the analytics underlying the conclusion be very carefully and very strongly supported.

Portugal's government fell precisely because the opposition would not sign off on the required austerity.