Sentence examples for precisely because there from inspiring English sources

"It is happening precisely because there is no likelihood of a coup.

Such benefits are hard to measure precisely because there is no current market price for them.

There is no peace precisely because there has been no justice.

But they are still wrong sometimes, precisely because there is so much to take into consideration.

"It is something beautiful and mysterious precisely because there is not a specific discipline called architecture.

Washburn writes, "I have undertaken this work precisely because there can be no such thing as a definitive translation".

"It is precisely because there has not been an authority to replace that hegemony," Mr Calderón says.

(The only bum note, a multi-episode torture sequence that became irredeemably exploitative, was flawed precisely because there was nothing seductive about its evil).

I asked Mr. Bartlett whether he knew of specific cases where the Fed appeared to take an action precisely because there was pressure to do the opposite.

I remember the days, sittin' on the porch with my family, singin' and dancin' down in Mississippi" — amuse precisely because there is nothing funny about them.

Precisely because there are various physical systems in which a given function can be performed, mental properties and activities cannot be uniquely reduced to physical properties and processes.