Sentence examples for because many elements of from inspiring English sources
That this new opera is such a disappointment is unfortunate because many elements of the project are admirable.
The police investigated a possible connection to the snipers because many elements of the killing are similar to the random sniper killings and the two defendants were in Tucson when Mr. Taylor was killed.
3, 6 However, because many elements of system performance are difficult to measure, and may offer benefits to comparison HCs, their impacts are not included.
Rod Paige, the education secretary, made a staggeringly stupid comment this week, comparing the nation's largest teachers' union to a "terrorist organization" because it opposes many elements of the two-year-old No Child Left Behind Act.
The whole idea of interstellar travel was created by fiction writers, but because it has many elements of good science in it, it is a very persuasive idea.
Far beyond the issue of whether interstellar travel is technologically possible is the very practical issue of where we should go once we have built our first "starship". The whole idea of interstellar travel was created by fiction writers, but because it has many elements of good science in it, it is a very persuasive idea.
In the 90° orientation, a microscope downstream of the sample can be used, but care must be taken that X-rays do not strike the lens both because commercial optical glass contains many elements of interest (e.g., high levels of zinc) and because the X-rays will damage the lens by induction of color centers.
Many elements of the podcast establish trust; some impede it.
Many elements of the Last Supper remain contested.
