Sentence examples for because it provides such from inspiring English sources
The Valley of Fire is the state's oldest park, and notable not just for its proximity to the madness of the Strip but because it provides such a lovely counterpoint: Come here in the morning and the only sounds you'll hear will be those of the breeze through the canyons so much more peaceful than the ping-ping-ping of a slot machine.
And when talking about how immersed I became in my online life, I'm tempted to use this language because it provides such handy metaphors.
Yes, it's more expensive for us but because it provides such a superior experience, we retain our customer longer".
"Skin is extremely important in the development of intelligence because it provides such rich sensory patterns: touch, temperature, pain, all at once".
The Newshour provides rich material for this stuff because it is so often the same and because it provides such a depressing, hysterical example of the direction news programming has traveled in this century.
I was reminded of a story of a young Norwegian sculptor who stunned Ibsen by saying that this was his favourite of all his works because it provided "such a superb account of the triumph of Christianity over heathendom".
Vegetation may be of greater benefit to small-bodied than large-bodied fishes, because it provides zoobenthivores, such as the numerically dominant yellow perch and pumpkinseed, with diverse, abundant prey and protection from predation [ 1, 26].
The metamodel was developed as a simplified compliance path for naturally ventilated buildings to enhance Brazil's commercial building performance labeling program, which, because it currently provides such a path only for air conditioned buildings, may discouraging decision-makers from considering even more efficient passive solutions.
Western scholars and media don't like to discuss this war because it is provides such a poignant example of the connection between Christianity, capitalism and armed conflict.
Mr. Pisanu told Parliament that the government would suspend the free flow of European Union citizens called for by a 1990 agreement because it provided for such a move when public order is at stake.
