Sentence examples for workable because of from inspiring English sources

Labor's minority government was workable because of this consensus, even as Rudd undermined and Abbott exploited the divisions, the Labor, Green and independents that kept it in power, saw the world in a common frame.

Considering the challenges in the under-resourced regions of the world, the use of operation and maintenance professional may not be workable because of the communal lassitude towards such professionals and the cost implication on the part of the homeowners.

I don't see on a practical basis, as well as a principled one, that these proposals are in any way workable... because of the need for the suspect to be given the right to a fair trial".

However, this global matching architecture is not workable simply because of the enormous data bus bandwidth between the processors and the big external memory resource.

Soda-lime glass is inexpensive, chemically stable, reasonably hard, and extremely workable, because it is capable of being resoftened a number of times if necessary to finish an article.

The head of United Nations peacekeeping, Jean-Marie Guehenno, said last week that a smaller force now seemed workable because a cease-fire seemed to be holding and advance parties of monitors in the country had faced no violence.

In one sense, this model would seem eminently workable, because current E.T.F.'s have accommodated frequent trading and because the holdings of such funds need not differ from those in standard mutual funds.

In his annual speech at the Lord Mayor of London's trade and industry banquet, Mr Cable admitted the idea may not be workable, because "we would run into problems with EU state aid clearance".

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But there is no single best criterion for obtaining a partition because no precise and workable definition of cluster exists.

Hemoglobin-based oxygen carriers (HBOCs) for trauma resuscitation may provide a workable compromise, because their use in experimental studies of severe hemorrhagic shock demonstrated stabilization of hemodynamic status and tissue oxygenation, and decreased mortality [ 108- 111].