Sentence examples for because a series from inspiring English sources

Another way to scotch illusion is to resist confirmation, because "a series of corroborative facts is not necessarily evidence".

He said Judge Danilkin had been reluctant to hear the Khodorkovsky case, but had no choice because a series of judges senior to him had already refused it.

This is ominous because a series of near-surface slow-slip events is now known to have preceded the calamitous Tohoku earthquake, in 2011.

Or perhaps it is because a series of recent weather-linked catastrophes and headline-grabbing pollution issues have hammered home the point.

We already know that there are Daleks – a whole city of Daleks – and amen to that, because a series of Who without them would just look silly.

Nieto died because a series of white men saw him as a menacing intruder in the place he had spent his whole life.

Bombardier has been under pressure because of a series of delays hitting its new C-Series jet.

The two cases mentioned by Dr Rezaei Kalantari are indeed interesting, because dose reduction was initially required because of a series of side effects.

Our system of democracy is the way it is not because anyone designed it that way, but because of a series of ill-considered, incremental reforms.

O'Neal has barely played in the last three months because of a series of leg injuries.

However, shortly thereafter his poll numbers began to wane, partly because of a series of gaffes.