Sentence examples for because it bears a from inspiring English sources

As pointed out by Friedman (1969), holding money is in general costly, because it bears a return below the one on other assets, and this opportunity cost should be minimized.

These findings question prior assumptions that because it bears a DD, RIPK1 was essential for TNF to induce activation of RIPK3, or was essential for TNF to activate caspase 8.

This sequence was chosen since R2Dwi_SIDE is also a short length SIDE element, and because it bears an HDV-like ribozyme at its 5′-end [ 3].

I contended that Islamism, as a cohesive ideology, was doomed to decline, because it bore a fault line between two irreconcilable trends.

Showtime embraced "Masters of Sex" as "an only-in-pay-cable idea," said David Nevins, the network's president for entertainment, and not because it bore a superficial resemblance to a certain esteemed cable drama also set in America's tumultuous mid-20th century.

The face used for Sullivan was chosen because it bore an "uncanny" resemblance to Mulder.

Because hope never passes into certitude and because it bears upon a future, hope is built upon patience.

It is also ominous, because it bears the seeds of an economic disaster for people in small business that could ripple from ground zero across the city and state.

The study is important because it bears on the nature of depression, a subject about which our culture is ambivalent.

The money is meant to be paid by waiters from their pot of tips but, because it bears no relation to how much a waiter actually takes in tips, it can wipe out his or her entire income from gratuities in a busy night.

As shown in Fig. 1, the structure of vibralactone is interesting because it bears similarities to orlistat, which is a natural β-lactone-type lipase inhibitor.