Sentence examples for because attending from inspiring English sources

But "spectator" is a misnomer, because attending a baseball game in Japan involves active, enthusiastic participation.

Lead author Dr Carolyn Ee said both groups may have improved due to the placebo effect or because attending a clinic to talk about symptoms could help.

I urged him to go because in my book "family trumps politics" and because attending would be an expression of his love for his niece, not a statement on marriage rights.

The focus on complexity was also gone, as was the concern over transactions "with significant leverage" — that is, deals with little real cash underneath, another unfortunate deletion because attending to excessive leverage would have served us well.

On the other hand, the low reliability for HelpSeeking is surprising because attending office hours and using a tutor would seem to be actions dictating similar circumstances.

Participating in that musical -- because attending it is truly a matter of participation and not just observation -- awakened me.

The TOJ task provides a perceptual measure of prior entry (Shore, Spence, & Klein, 2001; Spence, Shore, & Klein, 2001; Weiss & Scharlau, 2011), because attended stimuli are perceived earlier in time than nonattended stimuli when both are presented simultaneously (Stelmach & Herdman, 1991).

Because, properly attended to, delight, as well as havoc, is suggestion.

But it is uncontroversial because those attending vocational school often earn as much as those who attend university.

Two patients were excluded for reasons of mental competence (psychiatric presentation), and one patient was excluded because the attending physician declined participation in the study.

After inclusion of 168 consecutive patients, the trial was interrupted because the attending physicians judged the observed rate of reconnection to be much greater than expected.