Sentence examples for because destructive from inspiring English sources

The problem is urgent because destructive fires are increasingly frequent, and the existing fleet of planes, leased from private operators, is old and accident prone.

Such knowledge could be quite important, because destructive strong ground motions from a M7+ earthquake could extend well beyond nearby towns and villages, to even as far as Sabah's capital city, Kota Kinabalu, which currently has a population of over 500,000 people.

Because destructive mutations are more common than mutations that generate or improve sophisticated biological mechanisms, mutation-driven evolution of cancer is feasible over short periods of time.

Because destructive enzymes of the matrix metalloproteinase (MMP) family are involved in this process, allelic polymorphisms of MMP genes could possibly influence the course of RA.

Is one side less culpable for murderous intent because its destructive technology is so outclassed as to be largely ineffective?

Or, perhaps, more interesting, because the destructive lengths both men went to in service of their critique has now been revealed.

In the end, because ousting destructive governments is so traumatic, and so fateful, that evening 20 years ago deserves to be commemorated as a triumph for human dignity.

The prospect of more exceptionally strong storms is particularly troubling because their destructive power rises enormously for even a small increase in wind speed.

But after an extraordinary meeting of the commission in L'Aquila, one of the experts told a press conference that the situation was "normal" and even "favourable" because potentially destructive energy was being released through the tremors.

Partly because a destructive corporate capitalism did capture the power centres, more students now live in a high-pressured, civically empty political economy than did students of the 1960s.

A separate attempt to establish bases in the central Solomons to facilitate barge convoys to Guadalcanal also failed because of destructive Allied air attacks.