Sentence examples for because it originates from from inspiring English sources
One answer is that black disadvantage remains a special problem because it originates from slavery, to which there is this conservative retort: "So what?
The White House despises Kyoto not because the deal itself has flaws (although it has many), but because it originates from the United Nations, which the White House tends to see as a conspiracy against American power.
Alien crosstalk can be particularly troublesome because it originates from other transmitters or channels that are not part of the system under design.
A reduction of the Cd content in urban waste water und thus in sewage sludge is difficult to obtain because it originates from various single sources.
Although scientists don't know exactly how the African smoke evolves chemically as it drifts over the ocean, they think that because it originates from burning vegetation, it contains a lot of brown carbon.
ASCPT did so with regret: "To discount legitimate and high-quality science and not offer it as part of [continuing education] because it originates from industry is a scary proposition with the potential of disastrous long-term consequences.
Nonetheless, the medical establishment was reluctant to accept his germ theory of disease, primarily because it originated from a chemist.
The gelatin template has changed into fungal templates for gold nanoparticles (see Figure 8) (the fungal species is very complicated because it originated from fungoid in air) [31].
The company 'Solarcomplex' is interesting because it originated from a citizen action group, which later did spin out a private company, which eventually turned into a publicly listed company.
On the other hand, content not eligible for TV ratings — "due to elapsed crediting time, dynamic ad insertion or because it originated from the Web itself" — then gets included in Nielsen Digital Ratings, i.e. Nielsen Digital Program Ratings for content ratings and Nielsen Online Campaign Ratings for the ad rating.
