Sentence examples for because carefully from inspiring English sources

Someone has also posted handwritten notes around the stall, because carefully following instructions will be very important, too.

$23. IN his 1989 book of essays, "White Paper," J. D. McClatchy rebukes those self-styled avant-garde poets who use the word "academic" as the ultimate insult: "Clearly, the term is handed out, like a pink slip, to whatever needs to be dismissed -- because carefully written, or thematically challenging, or strict and exact and literate".

But because carefully reasoned skeptical arguments aren't as sexy or as intellectually undemanding as snark, the nastiness of cultured despisers like Tyson captures media spotlight and sets the tone in public discourse about religion.

As a researcher who has been studying the psychological factors that impact black students' academic achievement, I find that getting a handle on black students' graduation rates reminds me of the saying "lies, damned lies, and statistics," because carefully selected statistics can tell very different stories.

Zardulu speaks slowly, either as an affectation of mystery, or because she carefully chooses her words.

This is a pity, because a carefully crafted strategy can do so much for a business.

The laughs flow easily because of carefully selected clips from the old syndicated show.

"One might as well say that umpires are pitchers because they carefully watch others throw baseballs".

That's a shame, because a carefully written contract protects both you and your client.

There is considerable irony in Appellants' suggestion that Aereo is somehow culpable because it carefully designed its system to comply with copyright law.

They have a certain gravity because they carefully and neutrally document these cultural artifacts.