Sentence examples for because it comes when from inspiring English sources

China's push into Africa is all the more remarkable because it comes when that continent has become the virtual stepchild of the international trade system, a mere footnote -- or worse, simply unmentioned in discussions of global commerce.

Patrick Lynch, the P.B.A.'s president, assailed City Hall's proposal, saying it was insulting because it comes when crime is down, the city has a budget surplus and the city's police salaries are behind those in the suburbs.

This particular botnet is notable because it comes when more tech companies are getting ready to begin selling smart appliances.

The producers found the outreach unusual because it came when "Spider-Man" was already delaying its first preview by two weeks and involved a theater with a $65 million show that needs a multiyear run to turn a profit.

(That interview drew attention because it came when the other morning news programs were observing a moment of silence for the victims of the Sept. 11 attacks).

"The heat actually helped the cotton crop because it came when it was flowering and it quickly turned into fruit," said Mustafa Talpur of Oxfam in Islamabad.

(Standard 8) "When it comes, I don't feel good because sometimes it comes when I don't have pads and there is nothing I can do".

This appointment is especially so because it comes at a time when we need great leadership.

His retrospective feels particularly timely because it comes at a moment when glaring polemics are no longer fashionable.

"I was quite proud of The Roundabout Man and never really got to talk about it because it came out when I was ill".

"It's not really fair," he said, "because when it comes to Michael Jackson, that's right in my sweet spot".