Sentence examples for because combined from inspiring English sources

Most researchers are afraid to publish usernames and passwords together because combined they become an authentication feature.

Plans are also under way to build several major new dams on the Jinsha nicknamed the "Double Three Gorges" because combined, they would generate twice as much power as the earlier project.

Stores want your ZIP code because, combined with your name from your credit card, they can use it to find out other information about you from commercial databases, like your full mailing address.

Because combined heat and power (CHP) is a key energy-saving project as well as technology popularization system advocated by government.

Treatment efficacy is important to establish for these symptoms because combined they account for a considerable amount of disability and substantial associated direct and indirect costs to society.

Because combined aptamers are composed of nucleic acids, this optical aptasensor provided the advantages of high sensitivity, simplicity, reusability, and no further labeling or sample pre-treatment.

The smooth-talking Mr Pittman does not miss a beat: "because combining the assets in one place gives you the critical mass that allows you to take risks".

This is an important consideration, because combining alcohol with drugs can exacerbate its powerful hypnotic and memory-diminishing properties.

"At the European Commission, I translated complex acts of parliament and it gave me great satisfaction because combining law with a language equips you with cultural awareness".

Google called this a step backward because combining national security data with other data made it impossible to glean relevant information.

It would be easy for banks to achieve significant benefits by expanding through acquisitions across Europe, the logic went, because combining businesses like bond desks or credit card operations that used a single currency would be largely trouble-free.