Sentence examples for and because from from inspiring English sources

And because, from an early age, we routinely categorise girls into "sporty" and "non-sporty", we fail to share with them that the truly wonderful thing about sport is that there is no single acceptable body type.

I may have let the decision to downgrade these stocks slide a little bit because of the market, and because from an absolute perspective real wage growth at 2percentt was not so bad.

And because from the beginning he has had more on his mind than simple braggadocio, his every move and utterance are fodder not only for tabloids but also for academics.

The idea of colonial members of Parliament, several times suggested, was never a likely solution because of problems of time and distance and because, from the colonists' point of view, colonial members would not have adequate influence.

And, because from that day on she didn't speak, nobody spoke to her, either; her son didn't bother to wish her a good evening when he came back from the fields, and her grandson soon stopped kissing her when he got home from school, because she was no longer clean.

My family and I had one small advantage, one small blessing: the Woodworth children seemed to favor our having the house, because my husband is a composer and because — from their childhood memories of their mother playing the piano and their father playing the banjo and the mandolin — they imagined that the house with us in it would be filled with music, the way it was when they were children.

Carotenoids make ideal photoprotectant molecules because they possess rapid internal conversion from all states, including from S1 to S0 (1 100 ps, depending on the carotenoid), and because fluorescence from their S1 states is not allowed.

And because, apart from the anecdotes he tells, Vulliamy cites little evidence, we have to take their word for whatever explanations they give him.

And because output from existing wells is not tapering off as fast as initially expected, the actual reserves could wind up being double present estimates.

He said he stuck close to the shoulder of the parkway, because the vegetation was so thick and because data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation showed that when bodies were dumped, most were disposed of about 30 feet from the road.

And because neutrinos from uranium and thorium also have subtly different energies, "this technique could produce the first global transuranic chemical analysis of Earth," says Raghavan.