Sentence examples for because it presents a from inspiring English sources
Lee Brown of Dallas, the lawyer representing the Lopez family, says he believes its suit is particularly strong because "it presents a clear example of something that G.M. could do something about".
Trudeau reflected on life as a baby boomer -- mentioning the Beatles, marijuana and mid-life crisis, which he said he doesn't have time for because "it presents a scheduling problem". When asked about his deadlines for the strip, Trudeau said his cartoons are published just 10 days after he draws them.
In this study, we used this species because of its great abundance and because it presents a standard leaf type regarding form and size.
Getaroom stands out because it presents a new model for hotel room booking.
That's because it presents a better return on investment for hackers.
From Water Street, it is almost unrecognizable because it presents a blank edge to pedestrians.
"Dark Night" offers no single participant as compelling as Willis Earl Beal, the musician protagonist of Sutton's film "Memphis," because it presents an entirely different spectrum of experience.
As a reader I might laugh at that point, but I would do so because it presents an absurd picture of an impossibly fast competition, and not because I've never made such mistakes myself.
The author of "The Marriage Plot" and "Middlesex" says the best marriage plot novel of all time is Henry James's "Portrait of a Lady," because it presents an "anti-marriage" plot.
So strict were the curators of the Detroit, Boston and Philadelphia museums about keeping the emphasis on portraiture that they did not ask to borrow one of van Gogh's "The Potato Eaters," because it depicts five peasants instead of just one and because it presents an entire scene.
