Sentence examples for because it has sometimes from inspiring English sources

But she and others argue that the A.N.C. should not be written off because it has sometimes failed to transform its dreams into reality.

In the past, the U.S. has been reluctant to share such intelligence with Pakistan, because it has sometimes leaked, allowing the target to escape.

Of course everyone's first thought is that it must be old contestants, because, contrary to how it has sometimes seemed this season, they have watched the show before.

Perhaps because the university seems so strict, it has sometimes been the subject of strange rumors.

When transit outsourcing has failed in other places, he said, it has sometimes been because the locality or agency that outsourced the service failed to maintain the adequate oversight after the contract was signed.

Even when an old appliance must be replaced because it has broken down, buyers sometimes balk at the higher purchase price of a more efficient model.

And so over here, we have this little bracket plus 3, that means that this whole coordination complex has a charge of plus 3. Because it has a positive charge, sometimes coordination complexes are associated with counter ions.

California is in bad shape because it has made stupid, and sometimes irrational, fiscal policy decisions over decades (I know; I used to live there).

Grape seed oil is also preferable sometimes because it has a high smoking point.

We should recall that government must be controlled by sweeping laws because it has the power -- and sometimes the will -- to coerce and intimidate.

Because it has no tail, this monkey is sometimes incorrectly called the Barbary ape.