Sentence examples for because instances from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organization Emergency Committee met yesterday and raised the influenza pandemic alert from phase 3 to phase 4, partially because instances of the disease have been confirmed in places as faraway as Spain.

Because instances in the small disjuncts are likely to be difficult to predict, one could possibly use Boosting algorithms to improve their classification performance [27].

When the composition of p-states is dynamic, a new situation takes place because instances can enter and leave the composition after it has been first established.

On the other hand, we anticipate that deceivers will use more swear words because instances of swearing can be perceived as more credible [36].

As a consequence, one may conclude that there are more English words beginning with the letter A, than words having the letter A as the third letter, simply because instances of the former is more easily accessible.

And, because instances of Hepatitis C are now based mostly on self-reporting, detection is difficult.

I don't enjoy travelling anymore because, for instance, I still don't know the difference between a "bloke" and a "chap".

"I'm lucky, because, for instance, I've been spared incontinence - but I could easily not have been, and there's no fun in that.

"If nobody reports it – because, for instance, they didn't know to look for it – the banks wouldn't be aware of it.

"It's pretty difficult to make writing changes on the fly, because, for instance, there's no real slang in German," Ms. Ahrens said.

Precisely because these instances are unusual, even low-information voters may begin to take notice.