James is remembered now, and honored beyond the bounds of his university, it is not because of his scholarly deeds but precisely because of his talent for applying the very highest calibre of jolt.
Peppering this illusionary realism with the more outlandish elements works, precisely because audiences buy into the character so strongly due precisely to the false sense of realism in the character and his world.
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Cash is increasingly being hoarded precisely because there is a growing shortage of it.
But now, precisely because most money never exists in physical form, it acquires a detailed history.
This was "precisely because people have confidence that we have got a plan", he said.
Mackey succeeds precisely because he does not live by organic seven-grain sprouted-wheat bread alone.
It is precisely because the stakes are so high that a ceasefire has proved so elusive.
Or maybe it has done so well precisely because it lacked those rules, regulations and recourses.
She remembers the day Ines Madrigal was born, precisely because she was not there.
But that is precisely because reformers have focused their energies on the earlier grades.
But, in fact, the brain is so powerful precisely because it is so sensitive to experience.
The Cratchits are able to enjoy their Christmas precisely because Christmas only comes once a year.
Bart's, where yachters, creative types and financiers will gather precisely because of its isolation and exclusivity.
Still, he relates, other executives say they favor the cloud precisely because it is more secure.
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But he did, precisely because he was riding high, ready to use his political capital.
The 1996 Telecom Reform Act failed precisely because it did not account for rational, self-interested behavior.
Precisely because of the disincentives listed above then the incentive has to be larger?
Precisely because we are willing to bear its burden, we know well the cost of war.
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And, precisely because it is such a restricted and secretive market, it is bad at price-setting.
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This law came into being precisely because of the interconnectedness of our health care costs.
Instagram has blossomed precisely because it is cooler, less cluttered and less commercial than Facebook.
Indeed, they employ hundreds of such people precisely because they are capable of finding out information.
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But, precisely because they are outsiders, they are usually in a poor position to fix them.
Precisely because of the dire consequences, everyone is counting on the next person to see reason.
The costs of finding oil have, temporarily, doubled precisely because everybody wants to give them work.
So the idea of a bank tax is appealing precisely because it is arbitrary and unfair.
Of course, many consumers like Yelp precisely because it's as full of negative reviews as positive ones.
Tobacco stocks have been a great investment precisely because they were cheap and no one wanted them.
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Nor is it something any pro coach particularly wants to encourage, precisely because it is so unpredictable.
But hip hop music is important precisely because it sheds light on contemporary politics, history, and race.
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