Sentence examples for because it allowed a from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wentrcek said the building was valuable because it allowed a mixture of middle-class people to live in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood.

The prosecutors contend that Google was negligent because it allowed a video of high school kids bullying a disabled classmate to stay on its Italian-language video service for two months in 2006.

But Pradaxa has been linked to more than 500 deaths in the United States, and a chorus of complaints has risen from doctors, victims' families and others in the medical community, who worry that the approval process was not sufficiently rigorous because it allowed a potentially dangerous drug to be sold without an option for reversing its effects.

To determine diagnostic accuracy, we chose the moment of awakening, because it allowed a cross-sectional design with direct comparison to strength measurements.

Not about the Sethi stuff – Sam lied repeatedly to me and everyone else about being struck off as a director, and so deserves every bad word Michael says about him – but rather with the wider argument that libel law in the UK is in complete disarray because it allowed a UK litigant to sue an American citizen and website over something published online from the US.

Vancouver was chosen because it allowed a higher production value, while the surrounding areas contained beautiful forests and gray weather.

Template analysis was chosen because it allows a-priori themes to be used to help develop an initial version of the coding template - in this case, the nine subscales of the IPQ-R.

The planners regarded competition as wasteful because it allowed an excess number of competitors, and then forced some to close down.

But its treadmilling is valuable because it allows a cell to respond quickly to signals by moving into motion.

Because it allows a satellite firm to drop its prices to the television companies, they can beam niche channels into new markets.

The case study approach was, therefore, also particularly appropriate because it allows a phenomenon to be investigated in its real life context using multiple methods of evidence (Yin 2009).