Sentence examples for because it illustrated a from inspiring English sources
Copenhagen was much worse than just another bad deal, because it illustrated a profound shift in global geopolitics.
Ms. Sandberg's response: "OMG, hilarious!" The story brought down the house, in part because it illustrated a continuing predicament for working mothers: No matter how high up the corporate ladder they might climb, they are still on the front lines of dealing with family emergencies.
Here's my stab at it: The Bangkok chaos was an extremely important and unsettling event, as seen from the distant shores of the United States, because it illustrated a failure of the democratic model that America has always encouraged, not just in Southeast Asia but all over the world.
I included this sad snippet of dialogue because it illustrates a problem far more troubling and far more pervasive than even sibling rivalry: the pitfalls of buying consumer electronics online.
Somehow, this infuriated headline from the newspaper Expressen loiters among my vivid memories of the five Olympics I have covered, surely because it illustrates a rare principle about watching and following the Games.
I imagine (or at least hope) that it will get a lot of mileage out of the younger set, not because of any particular political leanings but because it illustrates a part of history that otherwise wouldn't have existed outside of textbooks.
The link between treatment discontinuation and symptom persistence especially in patients receiving repeated TB treatment over multiple illness episodes is important because it illustrates a subgroup of patients who may benefit from further supportive interventions and who are important candidates for further TB and MDR TB control efforts.
This story is famous in GPS circles precisely because it illustrates an important point.
Diana the Huntress was a popular one because it illustrated power and independence, but being a shepherdess was also a much favored option because it emphasized a care-taking side.
