Sentence examples for because in our system from inspiring English sources

Because in our system of checks and balances, someone must always watch over the watchers – especially when it comes to sensitive information.

"Some of it is because in our system, there is no incentive not to do that, and there are penalties to do the reverse, in case you get something wrong and don't classify it".

The diapophyses (d), prezygapophyses (pr), and postzygapophyses (po) define the zygodiapophyseal table and are here arbitrarily referred to as "primary landmarks" because in our system they take primacy in the name for the fossa (e.g., a "diapophyseal fossa" or "df").

Because in our system induction and metabolic properties are separated, we adjusted the model to include IPTG induction and anti-induction for high concentrations of Pgal (Additional file 1), using independent measurements of the expression levels of LacZ.

"Refugees like Ahmed Abdelbasit come here because they believe in our system of government and they believe in our system of justice and I think having that faith confirmed in this case and ensuring that it continues to be confirmed in other cases is a really powerful and important thing," Hughes added.

"We have people who are dead because of a breakdown in our system, and that has to be addressed," said David G. Miller, chief executive at the compounding academy.

"We felt it was a waste of taxpayer money because we have confidence in our system," said David Phillips, the county prosecutor in Union County, who estimated the paper ballot initiative would cost his county $68,000.

Obamacare is based on the notion that a main reason we pay so much more than any other industrial nation for health care, without better results, is because the incentive structure in our system is wrong.

(The galleries are all really tall because of a bug in our system. Don't worry about it).

The press has often been endearingly called "The Fourth Estate" of government because it, too, belongs in our system of checks and balances.

As a result, there have been few deportations of Northern Triangle kids since 2008, and the people smugglers capitalize on this by telling families that after the dangerous journey through Mexico, kids will be given permission to stay in the U.S. Because of the problems in our system, the smugglers are, to some extent, right.