Sentence examples for because it responds from inspiring English sources

In societies where freedom of expression is the norm, should this group be exempt from criticism because it responds with extreme violence to silence its detractors?

Temperature will take longer to stabilise because it responds to CO2 concentration – but it will eventually stabilise at 2C.

It's a mistake to think lettuce should only be served raw, because it responds well to heat, too.

Legislators often rely on her conditional and line-item veto powers by pursuing a project "because it responds to the needs of their supporters or constituents back home," she said, while "it's the governor's responsibility to keep imposing the broad picture on them".

Underground electrical resistivity is an important geophysical property because it responds to both groundwater salinity and geology.

The measurement device, the biotransducer, is often a major source of measurement errors because it responds to influences of other energy forms or environmental factors.

It may well be true that Barclays has grown in the way it has because it responded to the needs of the customers.

Some firefighters and City Islanders argued that Ladder 53 had a lighter workload because it responded only to calls on the island itself, or in nearby Orchard Beach, to avoid getting caught off the island when there was a fire.

Gov. Mitt Romney presented the results of the $4.5 million review, which found, among other things, that the original fire-detection system was not being used because it responded too slowly to temperature increases, so tunnel operators were spotting fires by relying on information from motorists.

It was granted the "entrepreneurial university" status because it responded to the call of Malaysian government to develop graduate entrepreneurs.

This phrase, used liberally by the then Indian prime ministerial candidate from Gujarat, Narendra Modi, captured the imagination of many Indians because it responded to the Indian moment.