Sentence examples for because it necessarily from inspiring English sources

California, for example, wants to recycle all its trash not because it necessarily makes environmental or economic sense but because the goal of "zero waste" sounds politically attractive.

Why is it a problem now? "It's a problem because it necessarily creates a debt.

Nevertheless, because it necessarily reveals the world in a certain way, that meaning, my own "identity," can be discovered by what Sartre calls "existential psychoanalysis".

Sexual orientation discrimination is sex discrimination because it necessarily entails treating an employee less favorably because of the employee's sex.

Democratic government, because it necessarily reflects the existing will of the people, is not much set up to be a leader of moral change.

It has often been called a "self-evident" mechanism because it necessarily follows from three simple facts: Variation exists within populations of organisms with respect to morphology, physiology, and behaviour (phenotypic variation).

Eye witness accounts, and scientific facts, are part of what makes a historical statement true, but its truth transcends them because it is necessarily bound up with the cultural significances of the present.

Not because it was necessarily his best film, but because it had all the magic of the first time.

I go to Mo's for my crab cakes, not because it's necessarily the best but because Felicia Pearson (Snoop) eats her crab cakes there.

Unfortunately, it's utter codswallop – not because it's necessarily wrong about social enterprises, but because it's wrong about businesses which are not social enterprises.

"One can and should look at art history from new angles — not because it's necessarily more true, but because it's kind of boring to have that standard narrative all the time".