Sentence examples for because it has remained from inspiring English sources

It has been indispensable partly because it has remained intimate.

He said the independent directors had considered but decided against reducing Bailey's base salary, partly because it has remained unchanged since 2007.

As Linda Thomas, who moved with her husband, Matt, to Rye Brook eight years ago, said, "There may be no physical heart to the village, but there is a community heart, and that's precisely because it has remained so small and insulated".

The allegiances in Aleppo have been closely monitored by experts on Syrian politics because it has remained a source of support for President Bashar al-Assad during the 14-month-old uprising against him, even as other major cities, including Homs, Hama and Idlib, have become increasingly hostile and subjected to harsh military crackdowns.

Although almost a decade has passed since London produced a designer worthy of an international audience -- Alexander McQueen and Hussein Chalayan were the last, and they now show in Paris -- it would be wrong to ignore the new talent just because it has remained in the margins, and, unlike Mr. Macdonald, doesn't crave attention at any cost.

But because it has remained a mystery how exactly ZDDPs work, the research is based mostly on trial and error.

The delegates reflected upon the difficult times during the war and proudly noted that the FVdG was the only trade union which did not have to adjust its program to the new political conditions because it had remained loyal to its anti-state and internationalist principles.

Picture the apartment first, because it had remained a perfect set piece from an era when private homes were rarely photographed.

The existence of the collection surprised curators, scholars, collectors and dealers because it had remained unpublicized in Mr. Aitken's residences and because 17 of its most important works were last seen publicly in "Masterpieces of African Art," a 1954 exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum of Art.

Virginia was given the title "Dominion" by King Charles II of England at the time of The Restoration, because it had remained loyal to the crown during the English Civil War, and the present moniker, "Old Dominion" is a reference to that title.

Because DMs lack centromeric sequences it has remained unclear how they segregate through mitosis and, consequently, how they are maintained and amplified in a growing NB cell population.