Sentence examples for because it's apparent from inspiring English sources

It's a thing that scientists are ashamed of — this history — because it's apparent that people did things like this: When they got a number that was too high above Millikan's, they thought something must be wrong — and they would look for and find a reason why something might be wrong.

Because, it's apparent most students won't pursue the full degree.

It's so jam-packed that you sometimes smile despite the awful truth of the story because it's apparent that Parker, after a career that so often saw him under the hands of directors that didn't know what to do with him, was going to cram The Birth of a Nation with more thoughts, flourishes, and ideas per square inch than any ten films because God knows when or if he'd ever get to do it again.

Shelton said recommendations had to be made to stop the judicial, criminal and child protection systems "operating in silos" because it was apparent that vital information about Anderson's escalating behaviour was not communicated between – or even within – those departments.

Every year, a few children are dropped because it is apparent they had been prepared: they knew the answers even before the tester finished asking.

It did so because it was apparent it admitted breaking American law by participating in a scheme to defraud the US revenue service.

In reply to one letter, Brettschneider wrote, "Keep fighting because it was apparent to me that something very wrong had occurred in your case".

This style is particularly of the moment because it is apparent that football, at least in the short term, will become less violent.

The Nets' president, Rod Thorn, said the deal was necessary because it was apparent that Kidd was no longer playing with the type of drive and enthusiasm that had helped make him one of the N.B.A.'s best point guards.

A joint intervention at the meeting from the conservation charity WWF and Traffic called for the trade to be suspended in Thailand because it was apparent "no progress" had been made in halting the illegal trade.

3.25pm: "I'm supportive of the comments that Paul Tterve has been making because it is apparent to even the most casual observer to cycling that Andy Schleck is not good at descents," writes Neil Mackie.