Sentence examples for because it defined from inspiring English sources
The system was of particular use to geographers because it defined climate zones based on quantitative temperature and precipitation parameters.
One of the most enduring -- which is understandable, because it defined the team for many years -- was the Jets' tendency to collapse late in the season.
Advocates of farmers said the rule was highly confusing because it defined areas as water bodies even when water was not present, and had not been for years.
They revised that phrasing because it defined the solution – real time – rather than the problem, which is the need for doctors to have more accurate information about the patient's blood so they can make better treatment decisions.
For AIPAC actually became influential in Washington because it defined itself at a critical time not as "pro-Israel, pro- well,) toughness" but as "pro- wellom, (toughness) pro-Israel".
The holding in King was that the Alabama regulation, which denied AFDC benefits to the children of a mother who "cohabited" in or outside her home with an able-bodied man, was invalid because it defined "parent" in a manner inconsistent with § 406(a) of the Social Security Act, 42 U.S.C. § 606(a) (1964 ed., Supp. IV).
The phrase has lived on not only because of its cleverness, but because it defines a moral ambiguity most of us find very hard to understand.
The security policy is the backbone of the entire operation because it defines the rules of conducting a business.
Recognizing your learning method is important because it defines the way you absorb information and process it as knowledge.
