Sentence examples for because it has both from inspiring English sources

"Chasing Utopia" is labelled a hybrid because it has both poetry and prose.

"It's a great festival because it has both adventure and conservation components," Mustill told me later.

"Facebook was attractive to us because it has both those kinds of information," Professor Smith said.

The carbamate ion can be treated as a neutral molecule because it has both plus and minus charge.

Pain is subjective and difficult to quantify, because it has both an affective and a sensory component.

Like the Lebanese-British Mr Malas, entrepreneurs choose the UAE over neighbouring countries not least because it has both electricity and stability two things other places sorely lack.

That is what made 'Titanic' such a great movie, because it had both".

Some officials then tried to get the Port Authority involved because it had both the money and the expertise to do the job.

However, the court also held that the bank was not insulated from liability because it had both a nondiscrimination policy and a grievance procedure and that Vinson had failed to use the latter.

It seemed an ideal acquisition candidate because it had both growing revenues and cash flow.

Penn was my first choice because it had both an undergraduate and a veterinary institution and because it was located in an urban area.