Sentence examples for because although it entangles from inspiring English sources

The ion experiment hasn't beaten their efforts to the punch, he says, because although it entangles mechanical motion, the ions themselves are still quantum particles.

"It's a huge problem because it entangles local police and immigration enforcement in a totally unprecedented way and PEP has changed nothing about that".

And it entangles the police, courts and customs authorities in mighty, expensive, and generally futile labours.

"At one point I was calling it entangled stories," Ms. Egan said.

When the hawk struck, Ms. Weston said, it entangled itself in the mist net before it could reach the pigeon.

But that likely would provoke resistance because it would entangle other countries or entities that do business with the central bank.

The story of the Empire State Building is often difficult to follow, even for longtime real estate executives, because it is entangled in one of the most complex ownership structures in New York.

Holding public office is taboo because it may entangle them in litigation, which the church forbids.

It also appears that it was JP Morgan Chase really that had to be saved because it was so "entangled" with Bear.

If you are using it to entangle yourself, we call it "karma".

One of the humpbacks found along the northern British Columbia coast reportedly had deep gashes on its tail, leading the people who found it to question whether it died from being entangled, although it has also been suggested that the injuries may have been older and unrelated.