Sentence examples for because it substitutes from inspiring English sources

Redistribution that reduces inequality might therefore boost growth.If redistribution is benign, that could be because it substitutes for shaky borrowing.

"I'm skeptical of the approach," because it substitutes skin color for genetic analysis, says Marc Pfeffer of Harvard's Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.

The cubic bixbyite Sm2O3 is an ideal material because it substitutes only minimally into alkaline earth titanate perovskites.

Last year, Matilda Cuomo criticized Ms. Lee's recipe for that classic dish because it substituted cottage cheese for ricotta.

He felt that Day-Lewis was a "man of talent" whose "Marxian" work became "facile and careless" because it substituted attitude for evocation, and opinion for imagination.

Lead is able to pass through the endothelial cells at the blood brain barrier because it can substitute for calcium ions and be uptaken by Calcium-ATPase pumps.

125I is often used to label protein or polypeptide because it can substitute a hydrogen atom in the tyrosine and has suitable radioactive half-life (about 60 days).

This highly attractive and broad spectrum odor blend has many potential applications because it can substitute for human subjects as baits in mosquito traps, or as decoy hosts to lure away mosquitoes which would otherwise bite and possibly transmit pathogens to humans.

Such an indirect treatment comparison has to be regarded as a complementary assessment to clinical trials, because it cannot substitute direct evidence.

Because knowledge is power, apparently (although, if it is, how come no one has invented a car that runs off Jeff Stelling?) I confess I am fond of the phrase "impact substitute", mainly because it implies that some substitutes are brought on with the express purpose of not influencing the game.

The Bonus army attracted a large assemblage of economists who turned to the study of economics because it supplied a substitute for job hunting and loafing.