Sentence examples for because it is deliberately from inspiring English sources

Because it is deliberately manufactured for nuclear weapons and nuclear reactors, plutonium-239 is the most abundant isotope of plutonium by far.

And that's not a criticism, because it's deliberately so.

"But if it's a game it's a badly designed one, because it's deliberately open-ended about where the audience can take the action".

"A lot of people talk about 'well, why does it seem like no one ever talks about racism in Canada?' Well, that's because it was deliberately hidden and erased".

Technically it gets called off at the last minute, and it's deliberately funny because neither of them wants to fight, but some directors have asked me to choreograph it anyway to set up a bit of argy-bargy.

The computer's hard disk stores data as strips of magnetic orientation recorded on a magnetic disk: Imagine billions of patches of compass needles pointing either north or south, each representing a 1 or a 0. Because this magnetic orientation endures until it's deliberately switched, this type of memory is stable it doesn't require any added electricity to maintain it.

"It's very clear that a lot of the images, ideas, and grievances that emerge in it are deliberately chosen because they resonate with women who have grown up in a country where a very austere interpretation of Sharia law has been implemented," Winter noted.

She then posted a montage of the End of Rabbit, a sort of Jackie photo story but nightmarish: rabbit skinned; rabbit jointed; rabbit cooking with rosemary and thyme on the Aga (that might be an offence in itself, to some); rabbit's entrails – and this is my favourite, because it is so deliberately transgressive – being eaten by a cat that is in league with Winterson.

But there is also something paradoxical about the voice that is pure genius: because it is quite deliberately constructed to conform to the same formula, it is also entirely easy to tune out.

Because it is unethical to deliberately expose humans vaccinated against Ebola to the virus because the disease is so lethal, scientists and government officials might have to apply what they call "the two-animal rule".

The site was deliberately chosen because it is remote, had no farms or commercial forest and was hemmed in by the sea and the Crinan canal.