Sentence examples for because it proposes an from inspiring English sources
The game is unique because it proposes an activity that involves the relationship between concepts of daily activities, allowing the child to learn by means of a play strategy.
This well validated and largely used model was chosen because it proposes an explanatory process and a logic organisation of the determinants of healthcare use.
BEST DRESSED A tie between two floors and four flues: The flooring in James Huniford's atrium wore coyote fur and crocodile-printed recycled leather, while that in Eve Robinson's elegant, if improbable, Modern Family room (improbable because it proposes a decorous night of Scrabble played by a family of four hopped up on marshmallows) wore silvery-gray pony skin, sliced up and stitched together.
The latter differs from the previous ones because it proposes a different working cycle that is almost automatic and much safer for the operators.
The conjecture is important because it proposes a degree of irreversibility in social evolution due to integration among adaptations in multiple traits, a situation akin to the idea of phylogenetic inertia arising from bauplan constraints [ 9].
Professor Ely's theory was both provocative and attractive because it proposed a solution to a vexing constitutional problem, that of how to reconcile an unelected judiciary with a democracy.
The list, leaked to the Sunday Times, is particularly controversial because it proposes rewarding a string of people who helped Cameron's failed bid to keep Britain in the EU.
It is horrible because it proposes, subtly and incrementally, a plausible psychological explanation for what is happening, which the audience must retrospectively insert into the narrative: cannibalism is a symptom of the horror, not the cause.
It's also a pragmatic idea, because it proposes what may be the ray of sunshine out of our climate crisis and its follow-on world energy conflicts.
Moreover, a bill in the House has added concern because it proposes finding savings -- in other words, cutting -- billions of dollars from Medicare and Medicaid.
Locke's An Essay Concerning Human Understanding marked a decisively new direction for modern philosophizing because it proposed what amounts to a new criterion of truth.
