Sentence examples for because it has pointed from inspiring English sources
"The meeting is important because it has pointed the Abe government to the correct direction, making it possible for the bilateral ties between China and Japan to return to normal as soon as possible," the expert says in a front-page commentary in the People's Daily Overseas Edition.
Now, because I have pointed out why it would be such a disastrous deal, she is pretending that she is against it.
I would really like to address a question on this score to Dr. Ekman, however, because it has been pointed out that we do have a group of local business people and other educators from the other colleges locally who are supporting this.
In addition, we also minimize the free energy with respect to the system size because it has been pointed out that the box size can influence the morphology [45].
This source of face data is important because it has been pointed out that the lack of naturalistic, spontaneous expression data was a major roadblock in computer analysis of facial expressions.
This aspect is relevant because it has been pointed out that better process indicators do not always guarantee better intermediate outcomes (22, 23).
This can play a critical role because it has been pointed that the process of obtaining appointments and the prolonged waiting times can hinder patients from using health services.
Because it has speakers pointing in every direction, you can place it by a wall or plumb in the middle of wherever you are, though for most people it'll doubtless sit in a corner or towards the edge of a room.
The South is exceptional not primarily because of its literature or its food or its politics but because, as historians have pointed out, it is the only region of the United States that has lived for the majority of its history with the experience of military defeat.
I would like to say it was intentional because people have pointed it out and I think it's wonderful, but I wasn't really aware of it when it was happening.
Then there is the argument that to be like Assange means to not really be a journalist — that WikiLeaks is no media enterprise, either because it has a point of view or does things with computers that confuse people, or because it publicizes classified information.
