Sentence examples for because extending from inspiring English sources

Communciation with the home base is difficult because extending an antenna requires breaking through the ice.

Most people will tell you that's a bad idea, because extending a counter-offer leads to bidding wars.

The measure could be attached to the budget bill because extending drilling rights in the refuge would bring in some revenue.

But I was strongly persuaded that this was not something that was within the reach of our power, and that we could mire ourselves there in an impossible situation, because extending our information to that country was an impossible task.

Although pre-processing and the conversion of data types into discharge estimates introduces extra uncertainty, the added value of this data in flood frequency analysis is considerable, because extending record length by including slightly less-precise data results in much better constrained estimates for the discharges and recurrence intervals of extreme events.

Most of the agricultural subsidies that take up almost half of the European Commission's annual budget of $120 billion will not be available to farmers like Mr. Pakura and his neighbors in the other new eastern members, because extending the benefit was deemed too costly.

Reheat only serving portions, not the entire pot, because extended boiling will blanch the beets.

Perhaps that's because extended families are living together, merging their clutter.

O'Brien is hesitant to talk about his health, and it is not just because extended conversations leave him fatigued and with a sore neck.

This is remarkable because extended one-on-one interviews with an interviewer such as Jeremy Paxman are specifically what senior politicians have for the most part taken every opportunity to avoid.

Despite B. prionotes occurrence in lower parts of the landscape, it does not occur in areas prone to flooding, because of its intolerance of heavy soils, and because extended periods of flooding kill seedlings.