Sentence examples for because it traditionally from inspiring English sources
ABC's "Nightline" always has enjoyed one advantage over the entertainment shows on CBS and NBC hosted by David Letterman and Jay Leno, because it traditionally compares ratings for its half-hour program against the full hour of the other late-night shows.
It refers to the baby Jesus, because it traditionally has been first noticed by fishermen around Christmas.
Both men are likely to face stiff resistance from others within the Labour Party – including the new leader Jeremy Corbyn – who support first past the post because it traditionally favoured the two main parties.
And although Mr. Romney was considered unlikely to get the paper's endorsement because it traditionally goes to more conservative candidates, The Union Leader's decision to back Mr. Gingrich may sting, given how credible a threat he now represents.
And although Mr. Romney was considered unlikely to get the paper's endorsement because it traditionally goes to more conservative candidates, The Union Leader's decision to back Mr. Gingrich may sting, given how credible a threat he now represents to the former Massachusetts governor.
One, which he shares with the Bush administration, is cost-benefit analysis, which she opposes because, she said, it traditionally overestimates the cost of regulations to industry and underestimates the benefit to health and the environment.
Last week my boss explained to me, with pound signs where his pupils should be and saliva gathering at the corners of his mouth, that Black Friday got its name because it's traditionally the day when businesses' profits would go from the red and into the black.
Britain here is the exception since fighting Hitler was its finest hour and because it has traditionally viewed Europe as a source of trouble rather than trust.
Because it has traditionally been the most underdeveloped region of the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland has had a comparatively high incidence of socioeconomic problems.
