Sentence examples for because it reached from inspiring English sources

This campaign of violence is often compared with the genocide in Rwanda, both because of its brutality and because it reached its peak close to the 10th anniversary of Rwanda's mass slaughter.

During the experiment using a solution of pH 7.0, following 48 h of contact time, the remaining concentration of STX in aqueous solution tended to stabilize, most likely because it reached its adsorption capacity and attained equilibrium between the adsorbents and adsorbate.

Poor bombing accuracy resulted in numerous civilian casualties and less damage to the rail installations than hoped, but the mission was hailed an overall success because it reached its target against heavy and constant fighter attack.

But – the friend insists – he settled on politics because it reached into more schools, and right down to the bottom of the heap.

In describing her as "Spanish king's sister", the subeditor was making the importance of the story clear, because it reached right to the top of Spain's establishment.

It was historically significant because it reached into the hearts of Americans young, old, rich, poor, black, white, Republican and Democrat.

It is different because the means of its delivery changes its meaning to its audience and because it reaches more, and different, people -- many of them barely, if at all, reached by other news.

The local government here supports the festival generously, both because of its international importance and because it reaches out to the Macao community.

But this lifestyle seems to have lost its appeal, and perhaps that's because it reaches back to an era of greater repression.

("Today," which averages six million viewers, earns more because it reaches a larger and younger audience and, unlike its competitors, is on for three hours, not two, on weekdays).

"And television is great, because it reaches a lot of people.