Sentence examples for because it is arranged from inspiring English sources

A crucial factor shaping the company's plans is the limited construction period each year, known as the "fish window," because it is arranged around when salmon are least affected.

The new generation of code can handle more information because it is arranged in a dot-matrix style that communicates with a scanner both horizontally and vertically — as opposed to the one-dimensional, linear manner of regular bar codes.

Because it's arranged thematically rather than chronologically, the Vassar show sets aside this aspect of his work to focus on the persistence and acuity of Rowlandson's choices of subject matter.

Mr. Green said this weekend that he asked Mr. Norman for the endorsement, but that he did not learn about the dimensions of the payment until reading a news article about it last year, because it was arranged not by him but by his campaign manager, Richard Schrader.

The program is flexible because it can be arranged to meet priority requirements for information, as, for instance, when an alarm condition develops.

"Because the keypad is arranged at both sides of the touch screen, key input can be easily performed while viewing an image displayed on the touch screen".

Goldman Sachs was excluded from China's biggest initial public offering because it is already arranging the country's third-largest share sale, bankers at competing securities firms said.

That matters because the stopgap until this is arranged is the ECB, which has now started buying government bonds in the open market.

Helium-4 is an unusually stable nucleus because its nucleons are arranged into complete shells.

NecroWeb gave the album a perfect score, because it was "beautifully arranged", "wonderfully varied", did not contain any filler material, and it succeeded at combining melodic thrash with blackened death metal (a combination of black metal and death metal).

Skipping hydrogen because it is anomalous, Mendeleyev arranged the 63 elements known to exist at the time into six groups according to valence (see figure).