Sentence examples for because it mentions only from inspiring English sources

In Zachary's case, the state's new law did not help because it mentions only expulsion and does not explicitly address suspensions.

The American Museum of Natural History plans to install a plaque today to answer a question often asked by visitors to its Rose Center for Earth and Space: "Where's Pluto?" They're missing Pluto because it has been mentioned only in passing in the museum's exhibits.

Because this material is mentioned only perfunctorily, it serves as a distraction from the main objectives of the book, rather than an enhancement of the material.

Her youthful illness is worth mentioning only because it is representative of an irritated kind of appetite that undergirds her work.

The House of Commons is mentioned only because it burned in 1834, "which provoked some of the most picturesque London paintings," including works by Constable and Turner.

Also, it won't make for a great main TV if you need to hook a bunch of different components up to it because, as mentioned, it only has one of each port.

Oddly enough, reading traditional print media is actually more efficient than this, because the story is mentioned only once per paper.

I noticed Stewart Lee in the crowd, which I mention only because Lee too has been on the receiving end of Christian protest, when he directed Jerry Springer the Opera.

TWO-FIFTEEN on Wednesday afternoon was spent in the heart of Times Square, a thoroughly uninteresting fact that is mentioned only because a citywide minute of quiet was supposed to begin at that moment.

Messrs. Pennington and Diaz are mentioned only because at the time they were coming unraveled, so was a better-known prisoner, Guy J. Velella, the disgraced former state senator from the Bronx.

Which is oddly appropriate and worth mentioning only because members of Sunday's panel did try to make the most of their little assignment -- to ask one question of each candidate.