Sentence examples for and because often from inspiring English sources

They have built up endurance, because they have had to, and because often the alternatives impinge insufferably on their autonomy.

"Because nannies are expensive; because there aren't enough nurseries; and because often procreation means discrimination at work".

In contrast with secret criminals — the furtive embezzlers and other crooks who lead seemingly honest lives — the known outlaws capture the public imagination, because they take chances, and because, often, they enjoy dramatizing their lives.

And, because often bugs exploit vulnerabilities in software that look like authorized commands, it's difficult to differentiate between legitimate and malicious data requests.

Furthermore, plant diversity in many areas of Sabah is severely threatened by land-use conversion and, because often plant species occur only at a single or a few ultramafic sites, and hence impacts on the ecosystems that support them could eventually result in their extinction.

Members of the military want their children to learn math and science -- they appreciate engineering and technology because often their lives depend on it.

And yes, because often these thugs terrorise those who challenge them, we allow the police to give the evidence as hearsay.

It also seems to dissolve their intelligence and caution, because often enough, the man with the envelope is wearing a wire.

Storytelling is a crucial tool for management and leadership, because often, nothing else works.

This presents a huge emotional and financial burden, because often it means a parent or guardian has to leave work or pay for day care.

That's where you need to learn the statistics, that's where you need to think about how to clean and wrangle data, because often data is messy.