Sentence examples for because it regularly from inspiring English sources
After all, Les Arcades, which was closed under the deal, had competed with Studio 43 because it regularly featured on two of its eight screens foreign films in the original soundtrack, with subtitles.
It has no wheels because it regularly landed on Lake Union here after airmail runs to Canada.
CDT is itself blocked in China because it regularly reports on leaked censorship instructions and other information deemed sensitive by the Chinese government.
Some of the would-be opponents and lawyers who watch attorneys general say it is a job that attracts ambitious politicians because it regularly allows the incumbent to work his way into news accounts with worthy battles.
Earlier this month, the Guardian disclosed that the NHS in England is sending under-18s with life-threatening eating disorders for residential care in Scotland because it regularly runs out of beds.
The first three were taken from Lockwood et al. (2013), and the midCC was added because it regularly features in meta-analyses of empathy for pain, with clusters bordering midCC and ACC (Fan et al., 2011; Lamm et al., 2011).
Mr. Liang, 28, said that members eager to attend his center every day chose to enroll in VNS Choice, because unlike other plans, it regularly allowed its members to attend social day care six or seven days a week, at $85 for each four-hour session, with door-to-door transportation.
Hence, respondents are familiar with a task because they perform it regularly, or they are not familiar with it because they never or hardly ever perform the task.
The Hubble Space Telescope cannot observe Jupiter continuously for more than about 50 minutes, because it is regularly blocked by the Earth during Hubble's 96-minute orbit.
Ammar Siamwalla, a Thai economist, notes that the central plain where many industrial estates now sit was once heavily cultivated for rice precisely because it floods regularly.
Later, I found it listed on a "Dangerous Roads" website, included because it is regularly shrouded in dense mists that roll in from the Black Sea and are trapped by the mountains.
