Sentence examples for because it began the from inspiring English sources
It's great, because it began the industry.
Bell calls the Homestead Act "an accommodating immigration law" because its requirement that the land be farmed for five years was the amount of time required to become a citizen, and because it began the assimilation of immigrants into American law.
Right away, I liked Assistant, mostly because it began the interaction by offering a worthwhile, easy-to-navigate list of things it could do.
In 1994 Jeff Bezos, a former Wall Street hedge fund executive, incorporated Amazon.com, choosing the name primarily because it began with the first letter of the alphabet and because of its association with the vast South American river.
The streak is unusual because it began at the start of the season, when players are still generally trying to fine-tune their swings.
This outbreak is unusual, Dr. Harper said, because it began near the end of the flu season.
At the time, Club for Growth officials cast the investigation as politically motivated because it began after the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee filed a complaint with the FEC.
Mr. Russ said that one commercial, on cyberwarfare, had been shelved for the time being because it began with the words "You're looking at a nation under attack".
Because it began at the early history of Islam the soft spot would be embedded in German self-perception to re-emerge regularly over the centuries in the thoughts and actions of Germans.
Mr. Brucker said the storm was troublesome because it began when the railroad was not operating.
If it wasn't in all the papers that's only because it began before the Gutenberg printing press was invented, so some hand journals may have missed it in the 13th century.
