Sentences with phrase «considerable part because»

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Mr. Fein said that because the fastest - growing part of the pharmacy industry was high - priced specialty drugs for people who have considerable medical needs, «it makes sense to manage those within one coordinated organization.»

The latter approach has gained considerable traction over recent years, in part because of the impressive scholarly work of Brad Gregory in his book The Unintended Reformation.

He would have known much of the New Testament (not least because he wrote a considerable part!)

It's a good job Meeke entered the final part of the rally with a considerable lead, because he ended up taking the win by just 13.8 seconds over M - Sport's Sebastien Ogier.

If Rifkin seems optimistic, it's because he puts a considerable amount of emphasis on the «free» part.

Cat Jarman added: «The date of the Repton charnel bones is important because we know very little about the first Viking raiders that went on to become part of considerable Scandinavian settlement of England.

This is a topic that has attracted considerable scientific interest, 1 2 3 in large part because of uncertainty regarding whether MUFA or carbohydrate should be substituted for saturated fatty acids (SFAs) and the desirable quantity of MUFA to include in the diet.

But crucially, its materials are of high quality, in part because its start - up budget was considerable: $ 14 million in federal RTT funds.

The Hampels used the fund as a touchstone of their opposition in part because «pressure to contribute was considerable, and armbands and pins were distributed for public display to...

For the two volumes that we've done, I did what I wouldn't usually do, which is I wrote a full outline of everything beforehand because I had to know I wasn't going to get to the final part and then not have an ending, because Sean would be spending a considerable chunk of his time on it.

Should be given in smaller parts to puppies since it contains a considerable amount of carbs because it states to attempt to give your puppies a lot of energy, which doesn't end well with the Great Dane breed.

In the same way investing in engineers and R&D for better parts never feels as vital as it should because cars can take considerable punishment before it ever becomes.

The amusing part is there is considerable political and society pushback and they can't understand why because it's against «CAGW science».

These laws have been subject to considerable criticism, in part because of the difficulty of knowing for sure what uses are infringing, but mainly because people use the Internet for so many important activities that it seems disproportionately severe to prevent such activities just to protect someone's copyright interests.

To better address these issues, we analyzed data from 4127 men who provided reproductive histories and information about childhood exposure to abuse as part of the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study.15 Because of the considerable prevalence of adult male involvement in teen pregnancy, we included males who were > 19 years old when they impregnated a teenage girl.

The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study1 has attracted considerable scientific and policy attention in recent years, in part because it suggests that potentially preventable childhood experiences, particularly physical and sexual abuse and neglect, may increase a person's risk for serious health problems and higher mortality rates much later in life.

«Despite considerable demand all year, pending sales have lost a step in recent months because low supply is pushing prices higher and making home - buying less affordable in several parts of the country,» said Yun.

«Bob Goldberg stood apart because of his considerable understanding of and expertise in the many issues facing the industry and NAR's members,» says Chris Polychron, 2015 NAR president, who was also part of the search committee.