Sentence examples for because it outlined from inspiring English sources

The law provided additional protections for workers, said Professor Jolls, because it outlined the steps that companies had to take in obtaining releases.

This request was important because it outlined Kai's initial performance in his ZPD.

But Goldee's situation, and its public description of what happened, stand out because it outlines not only the challenges with any hardware project looking to crowdfunding as a way to get things started, but also because of the founder's account of what apparently transpired internally after things went south.

Because it outlines the subject in such a way that it builds from less complicated to more demanding kinetic models, it can be used as a textbook for students of biochemistry and molecular biology.

That's partly because it outlines the entrenched popular and political partisanship that threatens to render the democratic process a ceremonial ritual rather than a form of self-government.

The 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans say the model eating plan for all Americans is the DASH diet, because it outlines a generally healthy diet from which anyone can benefit.

The newspapers are particularly interested in the arrest warrant affidavit because it outlines the evidence on which the prosecutors from the state's attorney's office are basing their case, including allegations that Mr. Skakel confessed to killing Miss Moxley to classmates at a school in Maine for troubled teenagers.

This is a long report that I hope you will read with interest, because it outlines what I have witnessed and observed during my 10 months of employment at the Audatex Call Center in Ann Arbor – the call center from Hell.

If you think about cancer in those terms – as an information-collection/analysis/distribution problem – Grove's proposal makes sense, because it outlines a conceptual pathway for developing treatments tailored to the unique biochemical profiles of individual patients.

As a career changer, you cannot rely on your resume to get a job because it outlines skills, expertise and experience from your previous life, not the new career you want.

As I type this, Justice Antonin Scalia (who I'm sure in an alternate universe is my BFF) is reading the Supreme Court's dissenting opinion which in some ways is just as important as the majority opinion because it outlines the nonsense which brought us to this point and the fight still needing to be fought.