Sentence examples for because it is sometimes from inspiring English sources

If ceramide rings familiar, it's because it is sometimes found in shampoo for its moisturizing properties.

"They sometimes hate what comes out of his mouth because it is sometimes disrespectful to snooker".

It's familiar to biologists because it is sometimes used — wrongly, I think — to illustrate the opposite point.

They love what comes off the end of his cue; they sometimes hate what comes out of his mouth because it is sometimes disrespectful to snooker".

In some cases, they might also be a good idea on economic grounds, because it is sometimes harder for pipeline builders to avoid holdouts than for ordinary private developers to do so.

Contemporary foreign aid is distinguished not only because it is sometimes humanitarian (with little or no self-interest by the donor country) but also by its size, amounting to trillions of dollars since the end of World War II, by the large number of governments providing it, and by the transparent nature of the transfers.

In America they call it a pound sign, because it's sometimes used to denote weight in pounds.

Least of all because it's sometimes necessary to remind the adults how THEY need to behave!

Weir's property might have had added allure because it was sometimes called the Land of Nod.

The ideal thing is to work in the same room because it's sometimes nice for you to zone in, but we travel a lot.

"That was somewhat surprising to us, because it's sometimes claimed that the internet facilitates global trade and I think we've shown that, at least thus far, that doesn't seem to have been the case," he said.