Sentence examples for because it was planned from inspiring English sources

The Orbit is in a different league, not simply because of its scale, but because it was planned as a habitable sculpture – the Statue of Liberty is another – and one that would live on for generations after the London 2012 Olympics.

If "Hemingway & Gellhorn's" technical ambition suggests a theatrical feature, perhaps it is because it was planned as one.

Because it was planned as a base, the grid was never meant to accommodate private car use: the "roads" were narrow passageways between barracks.

Ms. Silverman has said, and Mr. Kimmel confirmed, that her song and video were written before the beginning of the writers' strike because it was planned for broadcast on his show on Nov. 13, his 40th birthday.

Only parts of the platform walls were decorated because it was planned to operate the branch with short trains.

This study was conducted in small group setting because it was planned to study one complete academic year.

Last month, the N.F.L. filed a complaint to the National Labor Relations Board claiming that the union was failing to negotiate in good faith because it was planning to decertify.

The N.F.L. filed a complaint to the National Labor Relations Board this month stating that the union was failing to negotiate in good faith because it was planning to decertify.

But every bidder wanted the western yard, because it is planned for residential development, which is considered less risky than the office towers on the eastern yard.

Because it is planned, the interrupted therapy being tested in the studies differs from the drug holidays that many infected people take on their own, running the risk of creating viral resistance to drugs.

Unfortunately UNESCO's projected permanent Paris home, planned as a sister to the glass UN Secretariat Building in Manhattan, cannot find a welcoming roost anywhere because it is planned for a height of 60 metres and the Arc de Triomphe has a height of only 45. Severeal proposed sites have been rejected by the French government.