Sentence examples for because it is existing from inspiring English sources

"We felt we had a moral obligation because it is existing technology," he said in a telephone interview on Sunday.

For example, a web-centric, HTML5-centric handheld world favors Google because it can leverage it's existing dominance in search and web advertising.

I couldn't bring too much light inside the room because it was an existing structure.

He added: "Because it's an existing injury, you can't have it retaped and I didn't know that.

Because it was an existing injury, his contract would not have been insured had he injured his knee, a major concern for the Nets after Alonzo Mourning missed so much time with them because of kidney disease the past two seasons.

He told BBC News that his team knows the system is working because it is consistent with existing information on emissions.

Furthermore, the Lagrangian conservation property is imperative for CO2 because it is an abundantly existing tracer (the global average CO2 concentration was about 390 ppm for 2013) and the concentration changes that are analyzed are very small (no more than a few tens of ppm).

Constructed from 1899-1907 is is also rare because it is the largest existing hotels in Moscow prior to the Russian Revolution.

Finally, entrainment should (3) depend on ongoing activity of the target generator, because it is supposedly driving existing brain oscillations, as opposed to generating new artificial rhythms.

Often when we get lost in worrying about what everyone else thinks it's because we're existing in a state of perpetual comparison.

Roy Ophir, the company's president, said that insurers and doctors have agreed to automate their negotiations because it is cheaper than the existing arrangement, in which outside negotiators working for insurance companies employ telephone operators to call doctors, who are often too busy to talk.