Sentence examples for because it could refer from inspiring English sources
Outdoors around home (such as gardening, clearing the snow, or ball games) was excluded from the analysis because it could refer to both natural and built settings.
Well, McCarthy couldn't write "it" because that could refer to the tortilla or the plate.
The F.H.A. referred the problems it spotted with MortgageIT to the Justice Department because it could not bring its own action once the company stopped issuing loans.
Perhaps I could refer to it as character building.
I don't think any of us referred to the incident again, maybe because it could have been so much worse.
In the Isle of Wight, the local food bank asked referring agencies to restrict the number of vouchers it gave out because it could not get enough donated food to meet demand for food parcels.
"That language," said Mr. Pacelle, referring to the requirements for adequate cages and enclosures, "was disappointing to us," because it could mean that chimps that were not in experiments would stay at research centers.
"Because it could be a ghost".
Because it could go on forever.
