Sentence examples for because it was especially from inspiring English sources

The group said that because it was "especially sensitive" about rules banning improper coordination with a candidate, it wanted to check with the F.E.C. first to make sure such ads would be legal.

Speaking to reporters on a flight home from Europe, Mr. Powell said he had sought to highlight the laboratory charge in his presentation to the United Nations in February 2003 because it was especially "dramatic".

As Rick Borovoy, Google's product manager for Google Play for Education, told me earlier this week, the team decided to start with tablets because it was especially interested in the use cases that tablets enable in a classroom.

It's the "Lie Of The Year" not because it was especially intricate or clever or difficult to penetrate or "game-changing".

The expression of AQP-1 is probably not reduced in ultrafiltration failure [ 38], but its function may be impaired, because it is especially present in venules.

This game is rated M not because it is especially violent or profane.

Country managers remain powerful there because it is especially vital to know local tricks of the trade.Vaulting ambitionAnalysts are still sceptical about Mr Brabeck's reforms.

Bream with lemon and anchovy potatoes I suggest bream here because it is especially fine at the moment, but any whole, smallish fish will do.

And to dismiss them because it is, especially, teenage girls who like them seems like nothing so much as sexism: are the opinions of teenage girls actually worth less than those of other people?

Tourism could take among the longest to bounce back, because it is especially sensitive to perceptions, and the well-publicized bloodshed of the past two months has badly dented Kenya's image.

Because it is especially vital to building trust if the trust is low.