Sentence examples for was specifically because of from inspiring English sources
Asked if his own donations to members of Congress was specifically because of their positions on the MEK, he replied: "Yes, it is". However, Soudjani was careful to say that the support is not for the MEK as an organisation, which could open donors to investigation under anti-terrorism laws.
They argued this was "specifically, because of his racial/ethnic and religious appearance", and was a violation of his civil rights.
It was specifically because of these threats to due process that pipestem annexations were made illegal in West Virginia in 2009 through legislation by State Senator Herb Snyder and Representative John Doyle, both of Jefferson County.
We, all of us -- are who we are specifically because of the words and deeds of everyone who came before us.
As shown in Figure 4c, QC-15 reversed the protective effects of hypoxia against A β toxicity, suggesting strongly that the protective effects of hypoxia were specifically because of its induction of HO-1.
Co-expression of an RNAi construct designed for CLN3 knockdown did revert the phenotype back towards wild-type, indicating that the initial phenotype is specifically because of the overexpression of CLN3 (Fig. 2J).
It is specifically because of the varying nature of the proposals that you want to have your own form to collect data.
Al-Mourabitoun, which is aligned with al Qaeda, said the hotel was "specifically" targeted because of the presence of "Western nationals".
The German version was specifically censored because of the use of Nazi and Hitler-related imagery, including swastikas and Nazi salutes, which are illegal in that country.
Our definition of medication use on at least one-third of the days was specifically investigated, because of its clinical use as a definition of MOH.
The first is a hairpin polyamide structure (representing the DBD), which was specifically chosen because of its high specificity to target DNA sequences and exceptionally high binding affinity that is comparable to naturally occurring DNA-binding proteins.
