Sentence examples for because it is rarely from inspiring English sources

Human rights advocates say the problem of abuse persists because it is rarely punished.

For the S.E.C., giving up the injunction is not very costly because it is rarely used as a means to police the future conduct of defendants.

In fact, it is one of the most powerful aromatics there is, and has become synonymous with boring only because it is rarely used with conviction.

"As yet, ballroom and Latin has not yet taken that step into an art form because it is rarely used for storytelling".

For example, the letter says, if a course of medication has been cancelled by a doctor it can continue to be administered, because it is "rarely" cancelled on both records.

The piece I was wearing was a heavy, charcoal-gray wool cardigan sweater that I bought at an Eileen Fisher shop six or seven years ago and rarely wear because it is rarely cold enough to wear it.

It's a challenge to study its effects independent of risk factors, but he said it's not necessarily important to test its effects on its own because it's rarely uncoupled from those risk factors — diabetes or high blood pressure, for example.

It's a historic and bold statement, mainly because it's rarely heard from clergy.

In part because it's rarely discussed in mixed company, ESPN may be the most under-acknowledged media powerhouse in the United States.

But cost-benefit requirements are hard to apply coherently to financial regulation, as the Harvard law professor John Coates IV has argued — because it's rarely possible to get "precise, reliable, quantified" measures there.

Like any good code, ultrasound works because it's rarely used.