Sentence examples for because it pinpoints the from inspiring English sources

A restrictive relative clause is essential to the meaning of the sentence, often because it pinpoints the referent of the noun from among a set of alternatives.

In case you're still at a loss about why the maps icon shows '280'; it's because it pinpoints the location of Apple's headquarters at Infinite Loop in Cupertino, California, right alongside Interstate 280.

Burbank-based Advantage Audio which specializes in sound for animation, advertises in Animation magazine because it "pinpoints the animation people we're trying to reach," owner Jim Hodson said.

That observation, in and of itself, possesses the ability to affect transformational change in America, because more than anything else, it pinpoints the most significant incentive for-profit, nonprofit, and government actors can target with respect to improving social outcomes.

"It is not a good decision because it pinpoints a few people, a couple of thousand who are very talented entrepreneurs and which the country needs to sustain economic development," he says.

"Writing a song like this is one of the sweetest things anyone could do because it pinpointed how I felt," Ora recently told the Daily Record.

Lawyers have previously cast doubt on whether evidence collected from an IP address can be used in court because such an address pinpoints the internet connection used for downloading rather than a specific individual.

Audience tags are particularly valuable because they pinpoint the level to which specific materials are geared.

In vivo codes are an important part of sociological research because they pinpoint the meaning of certain ideas or experiences from the respondent's perspective [ 26].

SH: We do this because satellites can pinpoint the eye.

They're a useful tool because it's very difficult to pinpoint the individuals or groups that have assembled a particular botnet army.