Sentence examples for be that since the from inspiring English sources

A possible explanation for these similarities could be that, since the main force dictating the nucleotide composition is the requirement for amino-acids, and the effects of these others is very subtle, the evolution can be playing with all of them at the same time to obtain the required slowing down in translation.

"So why then would the first instinct of an observer be that, since the Yankees did something big that we have to do something big?" Epstein said.

One reason could be that since the terrorist attacks of 2001 American citizens can no longer nip across their northern border without a passport, a document many Americans do not possess.

It may also be that since the parties were both in the same industry, a fixed exchange ratio was thought more appropriate because the market would assign them equally in value, a common assumption underlying this choice.

That is especially true in this case because the true message has to be that since the invasion, things have got a lot worse for ordinary Iraqi's when the promise was that they'd get better.

How could it be that since the incredible efficiencies of digital networking have finally reached vast numbers of people that we aren't seeing a broad benefit?

What was that, since the expected or hoped-for 7 a.m. crowd-swelling hadn't happened?

One possibility is that, since the bacterial load was significantly decreased by lubiprostone treatment, this may have reduced the immune response.

"What we have witnessed in the camps is that, since the boys now are making friends with the girls, we're witnessing less violence against the girls.

"It's been that way since the Romans and the Greeks".

The figure hadn't been that low since the third quarter of 2009.