Sentence examples for vis because it from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis is indeed consistent with the current distribution of S. fruticosa on the Island of Vis because it is found exclusively in open, non-shaded habitats of neglected and abandoned vineyards and olive groves surrounding local settlements.

The case illustrates that Selectos succeeded in competing Vis a Vis Walmart because it implemented the principles of high reliability organizations.

At present the UK is not bound by the VIS regulation because it does not participate in the common visa element of Schengen.

MessageBird is fundamentally different to Twilio, Vis explained, because, well, it is a startup that came out of Europe which means it had to learn a few things quicker.

For example, in L2/3, we name the extra row at the front, row 0 because of its position vis-à vis the compartment border and because it is one row anterior to row 1 row 1 is itself the most posterior row in the P compartment in all larval stages and was named long ago and extensively studied in the developing L1 (Dougan and DiNardo, 1992).

President Bush's repeated praise of the Siniora government, Nasrallah said, "is the best service to the Lebanese opposition he can give, because it weakens their position vis-à-vis the Lebanese people and the Arab and Islamic populations.

His solution to the vis viva dispute is especially interesting, because it presages his later approach to philosophical controversy.

"That's why he wanted Labor in his government, because it gave him some flexibility vis-à-vis the extreme right-wingers, and also different standing internationally".

What's going on is that various people in and around football (I'm calling soccer football in the post for convenience's sake) have come out against the Qatar World Cup not because of Qatar's spotty record vis-à-vis women, homosexuals, workers' rights, etc. but because it's so hot there during the summer.

It won't surprise you to learn that this passage jumped out at me, at first because it hit my exact situation vis-à-vis cancer diagnoses, then because I realized I was suddenly one of "them," the left-a-little-less-lonely, the not-to-be-condescended-to. Another situational circumstance.

"Certainly there is this point of having a grant because it raises your esteem and raises your standing vis-à-vis your colleagues," he told the court.