Sentence examples for because it conforms with from inspiring English sources
Dropping in the odd swear word while chatting with like-minded buddies does not raise an eyebrow because it conforms with the group culture.
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Yet audiences can also forgive "The Social Network," which portrays the future Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg as a socially maladroit loner, because it "conforms with our own expectations of what he might be like," Mr. Bingham said.
Mr. Lundahl said that because the project is along Route 1 and near a train station, it conforms with a goal of the state Development and Redevelopment Plan to concentrate development near highways and mass transit.
Though the administration depends on contractors with specialized expertise, he added, it conforms with all relevant federal rules.
Because we believe that the feature normalization applied to the raw modulation spectrum features yielded the best performance since it conforms with the mathematics in Lasso, we applied the same normalization to the LDA-transformed features.
"It conforms with our continuous commitment to inclusivity".
Accordingly, a definition of death is accepted not only because it conforms to contemporary understanding of biology, but also because it is consistent with the cultural, social, political norms and exigencies of that period.
League officials also say they favor the new format because it conforms to league standards nationwide, of which preseason drafts and inter-league championship play are staples.
Aquinas explains that a thought is said to be true because it conforms to reality, whereas a thing or person is said to be true because it conforms to a thought (a friend is true insofar as, and because, she conforms to our, or God's, conception of what a friend ought to be).
"More than likely, you will name a woman rather than a man because it conforms to our stereotypes".
