Sentence examples for because example from inspiring English sources
Table 2 also contains the noun phrase type "Adjective Noun", because example (Ex. 3.1) "Should we stop nuclear energy?", as parsed by the Stanford Parser,2 results in the noun phrase "nuclear energy" of type "Adjective Noun".
However, despite this phylogenetic resolution as well as published cases of gene transfer, the full extent, timing, and consequences of HGT in dinoflagellates remain unknown because example genomes have not yet been sequenced.
Flexible parametric models are suitable tools for the purpose, because, for example, a cumulative hazards model with 3 d.f.
"Particular clubs have particular problems, because, for example; they may have Jewish owners or Arab owners".
This can be invaluable if you have to cancel because, for example, someone key falls ill.
"And we lose because, for example, the live music scene isn't as vibrant as it could be".
This is because, for example, small differences in growth temperature can give rise to growth rate difference greater than 2%.
It's hard to talk about this without citing examples, probably because examples tell us that the only real answers to the general problem are specific poems in specific situations.
Petitioners contention that Webbs does not control because examples such as income-only trusts and marital community property rules demonstrate that Texas does not, in fact, adhere to the general rule is rejected.
Elsewhere, he had indicated: "In An Unforgettable Summer the Bulgarian peasants have no consciousness of ethnic difference: they are executed simply because examples must be set".
However, this fate is not inevitable because examples of old homomorphic sex-chromosomes have been observed (Charlesworth and Mank 2010).
