Sentence examples for because burning from inspiring English sources

The loss of trees will differ among the affected drainage basins within the wildfire perimeter because burning produces a mosaic ranging from unburned to completely burned areas.

Environmentalists are critical because burning more fossil fuels contributes to climate change.

Gas businesses have also been lobbying heavily to be seen as a "green" fuel, because burning gas produces about half the carbon dioxide of burning coal.

They want to preserve the forests for two main reasons: because burning them could eventually contribute to world climate change, and because they know that forest loss will reduce biodiversity.

It is the black, toxic, planet-sickening ooze on which the world is so utterly drunk that it has become insane - lusting for the ghastly poison because burning it belches out wealth, and wealth means power and influence.

Because burning gasoline produces large quantities of carbon dioxide, a gas linked to global warming, the 1988 law promoting ethanol use actually increased American emissions of global-warming gases by 1.46 million metric tons last year, the report says.

Baltimore is burning because far too many of us are on the sidelines doing nothing to affect change, or have become numb as the abnormal has become normal.

This tavern must have been facing west, because the burning sun came through the open door.

More radical technological changes are needed.Ethanol is one possibility, because although burning it emits CO2, growing the crops needed to produce it absorbs the stuff, at least in theory.

I offer this with feeling, because my burning memory of Jim Leyland will always go to the National League Championships of 1991, when his Pittsburgh Pirates needed a lone run to tie the Braves in Game Two, but lost, 1-0.

"Traffic in the tunnel is suspended because of burning tires, which are the result of port workers," a Eurotunnel spokeswoman said.