Sentence examples for because it was constructed from inspiring English sources

The greatest of these dams, the Band-e Qeyṣar, was originally 1,800 feet (550 metres) long and supported on its numerous arches Valerian's Bridge, so called because it was constructed under the Sāsānian king Shāpūr I (d. 272) using Roman engineers and other prisoners-of-war captured along with the emperor Valerian in 260.

It was ordered removed by Dec. 25 because it was constructed on privately owned Palestinian land.

Beirut residents said it has been unused for years and has mainly historical value, because it was constructed by the French in an earlier era.

Gantt floated the bond issue to build the Coliseum a few years before it would be called obsolete by Shinn because it was constructed just before the proliferation of the almighty luxury box.

When Seaview Square opened in 1977, it was seen as a "a major benefit to the township because it was constructed on the site of a former closed landfill, ridding us of an eyesore," Mayor Weldon said.

Failure of Chauras bridge led to the serious concerns in the minds of people and technocrats about the safety of Garudchatti bridge also, because it was constructed using the same design of Chauras bridge.

Its seven-and-a-half-hour duration is virtually irrelevant, because it's constructed as a static package rather than as an experience.

Personal information is important because it is constructed in relationships, because it mediates trust, and because making official relationships obey coherent rules maintains the legitimacy of government functions.

The home is equipped with an air exchanger because it is constructed so tightly that it will be difficult for outside air to circulate in a normal manner.

The firebox accommodates greater heat because it's constructed of heavier-gauge aluminized steel and uses ceramic instead of tempered glass to maximize heat transfer.

The bellows pocket, so called because it's constructed to make items fall to the inside rather than bulge to the outside, breaking the line of the jacket, requires time-consuming sewing, which, even more than the patent, prevents anyone from copying it.