Sentence examples for be asked because it from inspiring English sources

Don't wait to be asked because it might not happen.

From the very beginning, Safina asks us to reconsider the importance of that perennial question: "What is the meaning of life?" Which, he believes, is the wrong question to be asking because "it makes you look in the wrong places".

Camby was asked because it was no secret that he could use a few low-post lessons, develop a baby hook, a drop step, anything resembling a go-to move.

"That's why the question has been asked because it wasn't just any other game, three points up for grab and you've lost two points.

This question relates to Rules 8 and 9 from Table 1, and is asked because it is possible for a gene to be expressed in one part of an anatomical structure but not expressed in another part of it (e.g. a gene may be expressed in the index finger but not the thumb, as the index finger and thumb are two separate parts of the hand, the gene is both expressed and not expressed in the hand).

He was asking because it was his job to ask: he was muddling through the Depression on a paycheck from the Works Progress Administration, which people liked to call the Whistle, Piss, and Argue department but which was something to do, anyway, and better than the dole.

It's not a personal question; I'm asking because I want to know if it's good barbecue weather.

It is asked because people don't really believe that alcohol is deadly to the addict.

These questions might reflect contemporary controversies or might be designed to pose a question that brought to the fore a difficulty for the particular master of whom it is asked because of his other stated views.

"The question is only being asked because humans can't see it," Douglas told Live Science, adding that nobody asks why humans see other colors.

If students are interested enough to ask, I don't assume they're asking because they're nosy, but that it satisfies some more useful level of curiosity.