Sentence examples for because it can run from inspiring English sources

Java is considered by Microsoft as a threat because it can run on any computing platform.

And because it can run at a very high frequency, it measures to 1/20th of a second.

Most charities prefer that the property not be mortgaged because it can run afoul of various tax law restrictions.

Mozilla's line has been that Firefox OS doesn't need native apps, because it can run HTML5 apps or mobile web pages.

Update: Charles Arthur writes: some commenters here and elsewhere have said that the Asha should be classed as a smartphone because it can run third-party apps.

But the most over-the-top example of automotive excess at Geneva is the Swedish-made Koenigsegg Agera R. Because it can run on biofuel, the Agera R is considered a green vehicle.

The fact that an application can offer long-form audio in the background is key, because that means it can run while you're using a workout app, or that you can use it in tandem with other content provided by the app offering the audio itself; imagine scrollable show notes, or occasional image assets that might supplement a feed, visible while the show is running.

And because of the aforementioned resolution, it can run all of these apps completely unmodified.

A leader can run almost any tablet user through a set of lessons and because it's cross platform it can run on nearly anything, including the Nook and the Kindle Fire.

As crazy as that sounds, it might not be so far-fetched because a new hybrid car (it can run on gasoline or ethanol) called the Urbee is the world's first 3D printed car.

Governments must be structured so that it can run satisfactorily, because that is what rulers will be like almost always.