Examples of using Precisely because it in English and their translations into Chinese
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Art is called Art precisely because it is not Nature.
Precisely because it serves all, it is not neutral.
Marriage survives, in other words, precisely because it evolves.
Precisely because it is a virtue whose acts are directed to detachment, those being educated need to see its good effects.
Accomplishing so much, precisely because it imagined and hoped so little.
Paul continues in verse These forms of behaviourare not appropriate for the Corinthian church precisely because it is not who they are any more.
And precisely because it has maintained this economic model for so long,it has become asymmetrically dependent on China.
They will never see the extra suit, precisely because it will never be made.
But precisely because it is in the country is a new thing, the market is far from saturated, it is worth our attention, to develop.
I believed his selection would work precisely because it didnt have the traditional kind of balance.
These forms of behaviourare not appropriate for the Corinthian church precisely because it is not who they are any more.
Sketches' was a wise choice, precisely because it neatly conveys that the music is meant to do no more than provide an impression.
Indeed, China had shunned Japan's 1997proposal to create an Asian Monetary Fund precisely because it worried that it would play second fiddle.
Others supported draft article 12 precisely because it drew such distinctions, so as to avoid the interpretation that nongovernmental organizations are endowed with international legal personality.
I believe that Apple has power over developers(supply) precisely because it has all of the consumers(demand);
The START III Treaty lives on no matter what, precisely because it conforms to the essential security interests of both Russia and the United States.
I believe that Apple has power over developers(supply) precisely because it has all of the consumers(demand);
To the contrary, it's magnificently beautiful precisely because it cost Christ everything to initiate, and costs us, his bride, everything to reciprocate.
Gold also functions as a store of value precisely because it, unlike Federal Reserve notes, has uses beyond that of a currency.
The outside view is an unnatural way to think, precisely because it forces people to set aside all the cherished data they have gathered.
The Exceptional Laws have banned andoutlawed the German Party precisely because it was the only serious opposition party in Germany.
And the PLM is powerful and stable, precisely because it unites so many institutions of society.
Blockchain appeals to many people as a viable solution precisely because it is about applying a counter-intuitive approach to problems;
We call this portion of the Bible the New Testament precisely because it is associated with the New Covenant predicted by Old Testament prophets.
Indeed, the best of Morrison's fiction is powerful precisely because it flirts with a pathological quality that avoids one-dimensional, political formulations.
Liang: Rancher 2.0has received tremendous market success precisely because it is capable of managing multiple Kubernetes clusters across multiple clouds.
Machiavellianism became a common term of political discourse precisely because it embodies Machiavelli's belief that all leaders might, at some point, need to lie.