Sentence examples for because it leaves an from inspiring English sources

This situation is undesirable because it leaves an extra degree of freedom: homeostasis has no unique fixed point, so the neuron could reach a set point with any synaptic strength, including arbitrarily strong or weak synapses, depending on initial conditions.

Cutting out pigmented skin is only suitable for small tattoos, because it leaves a scar.

They call it "breadcrumbing", because it leaves a trail of bait that strings the other person along.

"The status quo... creates a problem because it leaves a gap in the ability of forces to deal with incidents that cross their borders," he said.

Public interest groups almost universally supported the move to optical scanning, which is now thought more reliable than touch-screen voting, if only because it leaves a paper trail.

But those applications are mostly screen-printed, a slow and expensive process used because it leaves a thick layer of ink, much like the ink on an embossed business card.

Chris Magee, head of policy at the pressure group Understanding Animal Research UARR) in London, tells ScienceInsider that withholding information does not help scientists and their work, because it leaves a "vacuum that activists can fill in with misleading information".

"I kind of like it, because it leaves a little bit of surprise," Pipkin said.

BENCH - I hate 12-man staffs, because it leaves a thin bench and allows for endless, mindless pitching changes.

I think by the time I cut it off, everyone was ready because it leaves a trail of itself everywhere you go.

Dread, because it can be one of the most unpleasant and bemusing places to cover, because it leaves a trace of unerasable and grim memories, a legacy of nightmarish images that return, unbidden, to the mind.