Sentence examples for wholly because of from inspiring English sources

In fairness, W.E. is an extremely watchable film, almost wholly because of Riseborough's outstanding performance.

This was, however, almost wholly because of international population movements rather than from an increase in natural growth rates, which remained low.

Fourthly, the sector helps individuals and companies to manage risks, whether physical (fire and theft) or financial (sudden currency movements).However, partly (but far from wholly) because of the crisis, the sector is not performing some of its roles very well.

South Asian and Black women in England have lower incidence rates of breast cancer than White women, but this is largely, if not wholly, because of differences in known risk factors for the disease.

These findings indicate that the lower incidence rates of breast cancer seen in South Asian and Black as compared with White women in England are largely, if not wholly, because of differences in known risk factors for the disease.

But I find this kind of thinking myopic and I refuse to throw this 67-year-old baby out with the bathwater and dismiss her as merely problematic or wholly useless because of her affiliation with the Republican party, which, for the record, infuriates me.

But, he stressed: "This is wholly inappropriate, because of what it robs from all communities".

Sheriff Michael O'Grady, who pronounced sentence on Eaton in Edinburgh Sheriff's Court, called his own "sentencing powers … wholly inadequate" because of the possibility that Eaton "could have caused cancer patients unquestionable harm," reports BBC News.

The show engages viewers on a trustworthy level: its portrayal of drug taking is wholly realistic because, of course, it's happening there in front of you, thus when the education section begins one is not immediately sceptical.

When nonbonding pair substituents (such NO2) are present on the benzene ring, the absorptions are shifted substantially to longer wavelengths and the fine structure of the B-band is seriously diminished or wholly eliminated, because of n- π conjugation [ 34].

That may not be a creed to which my mother country will ever wholly subscribe, but because of the American Revolution and Independence, we can all live in hope.