Sentence examples for and because it understands from inspiring English sources
"There is no doubt that Iran is agreeing to talks because it is feeling squeezed by the sanctions and because it understands that there is more than one alternative on the table," Yaakov Amidror, Israel's national security adviser, told Army Radio.
And because it understood the consequences, it was able to work backwards, adapting its flu contingency plans to the volcanic eruption.
Additionally, Alwy's industry knowledge will be helpful in convincing firms to try this company because it understands and caters to law firm's needs.
Intel today accounts for 82% of global microprocessor revenue and has annual revenues of $37.6 billion because it understood this long ago.
Fiat has done well in Brazil even though it arrived after Ford and GM because it understood the market better, trusted its local management and invested heavily.
And a bot can potentially provide greater convenience than apps and web searches because it can understand natural speech patterns — and provide the personal touch in an otherwise impersonal user interface.
"We decided to look at heart disease because it's a leading killer, and because it's generally understood that heart health can be affected by diet," said Dr. Lebwohl.
Eastern medicine is not as regulated and therefore not scientifically proven and because it is less understood, it is typically relegated to a voodoo status.
This is particularly important, because the exact composition of the hydrolysate, especially regarding lignin residues and derivatives, is seldom known and because it is poorly understood which individual compounds are most inhibitory.
This aspect of our approach is crucial because it helps understand and interpret the precise function of the discovered motifs and will guide the design of follow-up wet-lab experiments.
This will make it the most personal and powerful computer ever because it will understand more about your context and how to meet your needs than any other computer before it.
