Sentence examples for because it involves two from inspiring English sources

In this case, the Bush administration finds itself paying increasing attention to Sudan because it involves two of its most important domestic constituencies: oil interests and religion.

And they call across state lines, so this confuses the Blue Sky regulators, because it involves two different states.

The case is especially charged because it involves two of the town's most prominent men, both of whom say they are devastated by the tragedy.

The criminal case against Kaitlyn Hunt is unusual because it involves two females, not an older male and a younger female.

Truly humanlike intelligence has frustrated AI researchers because it involves two skills that machines are bad at: perceiving their environment and usefully incorporating past experiences into their knowledge base.

This award has pushed it back to the top ranks of my list because it involves two opportunities I most want to take part in — going abroad and gaining work experience through a co-op.

This week's strike at Yale is unusual because it involves four groups representing 2,900 clerical workers; 1,200 dining hall, janitorial and maintenance workers; more than 1,000 graduate teaching and research assistants; and 150 food workers at Yale-New Haven Hospital.

The Thai trial, given the name RV144, was controversial from the start because it involved two vaccines given together, one of which had previously failed to protect people from HIV while the other had not been tested alone.

White House officials were angered that Ms. Reno sought an independent counsel to investigate Mr. Nussbaum, as many argued that the case was always flimsy because it involved two different accounts of a meeting, Mr. Nussbaum's and Mr. Sculimbrene's.

As the media and law enforcement agencies descended on the southern California city, it soon became clear that this attack was out of the ordinary – not least because it involved two shooters, one of them a woman.

But it was watched even more closely locally because it involved two local boys who had made good and stayed to work in the Ohio Valley when many others had left: Mr. Carpenter and Chad M. Dojack, 29, the police chief in Bridgeport, which neighbors Martins Ferry.