Sentence examples for because it was involved from inspiring English sources
The province released a statement saying it would not comment on the settlement announced by the plaintiffs' lawyers because it was involved in bankruptcy litigation.
A raid at the dress shop derailed the investigation when the "corrupt Ghanaian attorney" lied to local police, officials said, telling law enforcement they could not enter the shop because it was involved in a different court case.
But it has remained a member because it was involved in setting up the group and so many people think DoubleClick is trying to keep track of their behavior.
A spokesman for NOAA said the agency would not comment because it was involved in a legal review known as a Natural Resource Damage Assessment to determine how much BP must pay for restoration work.
Hacked Off played a key role in the formation of government policy in the aftermath of Leveson because it was involved in talks that led to the creation of a royal charter, which is designed to give official recognition to press regulation.
The pineal gland played an important role in Descartes' account because it was involved in sensation, imagination, memory and the causation of bodily movements.
But I think cortex is a very iconic neuroscience image just because it's involved in so many things, like vision and other sensory processing.
"This area is important because it's involved in forming expectations and these are expectations that could be rewarding," said Valorie Salimpoor of McGill University in Montreal, Canada.
It's been a difficult time for Coen brothers completists because it's involved watching Unbroken, Angelina Jolie's sugary 137-minute plea for an Oscar.
Furthermore, the instability of this helix is believed to have functional significance because it is involved in protein-protein contacts with the transmitter protein kinase CheA, the target protein FliM and the phosphatase CheZ.
The anterior cingulate cortex, for example, may be easier to control because it is involved in attention, which we actively modulate throughout the day, as we work or daydream, read or watch television.
