Sentence examples for because it has several from inspiring English sources

Chicago is fancied by many people in the league because it has several players with scoring ability.

Negotiations with Boko Haram in recent years have failed to achieve a peace deal, partly because it has several rival factions.

And there is also festering frustration directed at the Commission because it has several times intervened on competition grounds to stop the formation of Nordic champions, most notably in banking.In this section Have fat cats had their day?

"Twelfth Night," one of Shakespeare's great blends of romance, comedy and melancholy, full of cross dressing and mistaken identities, is a natural for the free Central Park productions because it has several roles of equal weight, thereby allowing the producers at the Public Theater to cast several major actors in the same play, the better to draw audiences.

This is because it has several benefits.

Fibrinogen binds to a wide variety of nanomaterials because it has several different binding domains that accommodate different nanomaterials [19].

Airbus's sales boss, chief operating officer John Leahy, said Boeing achieved higher deliveries because it had "several years' headstart on ramping up its 787 programme" while Airbus's widebody equivalent, the A350, delivered its first planes about a year ago.

I thought the line "Is mother proud of little boy today?" was so terribly clever, because it had several meanings.

"The story ended up being fascinating to me because it had several different story lines," Carrier said last week in a phone interview from Montgomery, Ala., where he is assembling a Web site for the Southern Poverty Law Center.

The nightclub's theme also mirrored a zoo because it had several exotic animals, including two lions, in the entrances and in the surroundings.

Compared to the DFT, it has several advantages, because of which it is used.