Sentence examples for because it often starts from inspiring English sources

Lung cancer is among the deadliest cancers, because it often starts spreading before being detected.

It often starts with a promotion of some sort.

It often starts conversations at airports or on trains.

But it often starts with banks making basic loans.

"I have magazines and piles of stuff everywhere because I often start working on projects and don't finish them.

It's not easy, because you often start out trying to imitate somebody else.

The disease is so dangerous because it often has no symptoms until it has become advanced and has started spreading inside the abdomen.

Eventually, I just started to take being called "gay" as a backhanded compliment, because it often came from ignorant, insecure dudes with no style or culture.

Because the motivation to change behaviour often starts with the community itself, the health authorities hope this experiment in volunteer mobilization will be a success.

Smith's search for modern furniture often starts in Jewish suburbs because, he says, "there's a high percentage of Jewish people who bought in the 50's".

The dinners have regular customers and, because they often start with a cocktail hour, a reputation as something of a singles scene.