Sentence examples for because it is beginning from inspiring English sources

This is a grave concern right now because it is beginning to affect our fiscal integrity throughout the world.

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Gripping eh? Hello everyone, and welcome to this week's blog – bring your best plots and suspicions to the comment box, because it's beginning to get really very complicated indeed.

Speaking of sarcasm, I resolve to really, truly attempt to curb mine, because it's beginning to rub off on my children, and my mom, in particular, is not sure that's a good thing.

According to one version of futsal history, the ball is weighted because it was began on courts surrounded by windows - near impossible to kick into the air, the heavy ball was therefore less likely to break glass.

Perhaps it's because I am beginning to unfold a phase of my journey in another country.

It is also because he is beginning to flesh out a distinctive vision of British foreign policy more fitted to what he calls "a multi-polar world".

He's getting nervous because it seems like everybody is beginning to like the taste of Carson's brain food.

The depth and scope of this catastrophe is impossible to grasp because it is just beginning.

"Today is an important day not just because it is the beginning of another year of opportunity for students," she said.