Sentence examples for because it normally from inspiring English sources
But spondees are much rarer than iambs and trochees in English verse, because it normally happens that if you put two words together, or two syllables together, one of them will attract more weight, more emphasis, than the other.
Councils are instead turning to "acceptable behaviour contracts", an informal (and much cheaper) agreement between policeman and yob that seems to work better, partly because it normally lasts for six months rather than the ASBO's minimum two years a lifetime for teenagers.
That's costly because it normally requires high temperatures and caustic chemicals.
A locative applicative (LA) is so-called because it normally chooses a locative argument, including a location, a source, and a goal, as its absolutive trigger, with its main verb marked by the suffix -i, as already exemplified in 2c.
The goal of this paper is to remove radioactive Kr from Xe based on the development of a viable PSA (pressure swing adsorption) process, because it normally requires a few years for 85Kr to achieve a significant decay level of this isotope.
First, the mechanism of resonant photon scattering can be ruled out for Pd nanostructure-decorated-BiVO4 electrodes containing Pd NPs with the diameter around 3.5 nm and Pd NRs with length and width of 11.8 and 1.3 nm, respectively, because it normally occurs in plasmonic metal nanostructures larger than 50 nm in size [34 36].
For example, because it is normally strapped to its owner, it is harder to misplace than a flash drive or memory stick.
However, FCV may be unsuitable for this purpose due its higher acid sensitivity and also because it is normally a respiratory pathogen in felines [11].
Like other parents in her position, McCartney hates the word abortion to describe her situation because it's normally used in cases of unwanted pregnancy.
Not doing so, however, would deprive the government, "because it is normally the government", of the opportunity to present evidence that could not be heard in open court.
