Sentence examples for because it was particularly from inspiring English sources

Thinking through problems One participant, Mohammad, says his group focused its research on the issue of smoking because it was particularly dangerous for young people and so little was known about its consequences.

It was a work of art, not because it was particularly ambitious just because it was perfect".

He added, "Not because it was particularly out of the ordinary — cast of three, ran almost as long as 'Cats' — but because it was barely acknowledged.

In 1903 there was a lynching that shocked the country — because it took place in Delaware, not the South; because it was particularly lurid, with a man named George White burned alive, then killed with a hammer to his head; not because lynchings were in any way rare.

In 1960 he moved to San Francisco not because it was particularly gay friendly--no American city was gay-friendly then--but mostly because it was far away.

Perhaps the sample community was studied because it was particularly convenient, because it was more urban or had a better local health department, and so is different from the state average.

The guys over at Geek.com got a chance to tour the Orlando "superswitch" (dubbed "super" because of its ability to withstand insane weather conditions, not because it's particularly huge), and brought back a bevy of photos and details.

She said: "This may be because it is particularly important for animals to recognise threats in their environment.

This is because it is particularly hard to judge the impact of leap years on China's economy.

Not because it's particularly entertaining (although it is) or particularly important (it isn't), but because it will aid our communication in future.

Molly O'Brien's "Mammal," performed at Dance New Amsterdam, is puzzling, though not because it's particularly opaque or difficult to watch.