Sentence examples for because line of from inspiring English sources

Sidney's Candy has established himself as the horse to beat in the West, and because Line of David is so lightly raced — this was his third victory in six starts and his first on dirt — he has tremendous upside.

This is of vital importance because line-of-sight is reduced to near zero visibility at night, thus residents in most of fall and winter months must rely on National Weather Service warnings.

It helps to know that Shakespeare preceded Keats who preceded Wilfred Owen because lines of influence might be traced.

It was always clear when these clinics were open, because lines of dozens, and sometimes hundreds, of mothers with their babies and young children would appear.

Hryhoriy M. Nemyria, a deputy prime minister and Tymoshenko adviser, said Ms. Tymoshenko's plan to change the Constitution was needed because lines of authority between the president and the prime minister were vague and bred conflict.

Because lines of stem cells created in this way have only one parent, they are immunologically simpler than normal embryonic cells in other words they have a smaller variety of the proteins that trigger rejection.

However, expression of alleles that result in embryonic lethality cannot be studied using regular transgenic procedures because lines of founder mice cannot be established.

Unfortunately, traditional transgenic procedures have only limited use in analyzing alleles that cause lethality because lines of founder mice cannot be established.

Fading effects are ignored because a line-of-sight propagation is assumed for the reader's query and the tag's response.

Because this line of reasoning has political consequences.

A trucking company had stopped delivering goods because its line of credit with Wachovia was uncertain.