Sentence examples for because it forces all from inspiring English sources

This discussion is very useful because it forces all parties to explicate what is really important.

This is mainly because it forces all markers to contribute to genetic variation and neglects the fact that only some markers may be in LD with the QTL.

However, this constraint is too tight because it forces all sequences in the subtree to keep the same alignment with the remaining sequences, and may not include any alignments consistent with τ'.

It's useful on so many levels, not just because it does give you long-term focus, but because it forces you to reassess all those short-term decisions, too.

It is relevant to all of us, because it forces us to think differently about ourselves.

The government is working with the Greens and the independent senator Nick Xenophon on legislation to change Senate voting rules to counter secretive preference deals, which, if passed, would increase the appeal of dissolving both houses because it would force all of the crossbench senators to face the people.

The Bush administration has opposed the Kyoto Protocol, in part because it would force all American companies to reduce emissions while giving their competitors in developing nations, such as China and India, a free pass.

Now the competition has come to the market that of course will bring pressure — healthy pressure because it'll force all players to innovate to the benefit of the consumer and the market," he adds.

Because it forces equity dilution.

Shawcross, a dutiful hagiographer, doesn't venture very far inside his subject's head, other than to suggest that she never forgave Edward VIII for chucking it all because it forced her husband into the family business — killing him, she believed, long before his time.

"I'm glad I waited," he said, "because it forced me to go into it all in much more depth".