Sentence examples for because it is shown from inspiring English sources

Why should the picture be shown in mutilated form just because it is shown at home?

Science does not cease to be true because it is shown to be useful.

Origin makes next to no impact in this country these days beyond rugby league tragics, because it is shown on the little-known subscription Premier Sports channel whereas before it was given a reasonable platform on Sky.

We compared with this method because it is shown better than several other approaches (MD, MCP, PC, etc).

The Los Angeles Times, reviewing the programme because it is shown on BBC America, said Smith had "screwed into this role good and tight", praising his Doctor as "an ancient child, an unstable mix of authority and impulsiveness".

This is because it is shown in [35] that when the network utilization exceeds 95% (with RTS/CTS enabled) or 90% (without RTS/CTS) the throughput drops quickly and the delay variation increase dramatically.

In general, a method should be selected because it was shown to be either superior or as good as its alternatives, with relevant studies cited.

So and because it's shown some ability in some patients to actually cure certain types of cancer.

Music has always been universal, whereas art has an elitist edge to it because it's shown in museums and galleries — it's not as attainable.

Because it was shown at the same time as traditional English evening-worship services, it caused some ministers to reschedule vespers.

Mr. Grey noted that Sunday night's premiere "got me in trouble with some members of my family" because it was shown on Yom Kippur.