Sentence examples for because matter from inspiring English sources

That is because matter is locked into position, and thus has fewer degrees of freedom than footloose energy.

Because matter is not created or destroyed in a chemical reaction, the total mass of reactants is the same as the total mass of products.

At an atomic level the electromagnetic force is almost completely in control; gravity dominates on a large scale only because matter as a whole is electrically neutral.

I realised that the molecules of my body, and the molecules of the spacecraft, and the molecules of my partners had been manufactured as prototypes in some ancient generation of stars, because matter is created in star systems.

In 1964 there was a proposal that matter, space and time may have pecked out of some kind of cosmic egg, and a counter-proposal that the universe was eternal and looked to be expanding only because matter was constantly being created.

That comes about because matter is actually subdivided to infinity.

It matters because food matters (their physical health matters, the pleasure they take in eating matters), and because the stories that are served with food matter.

This development matters because predictions matter.

Yes, she said, Bilawal matters, because bloodlines matter.

This matters, because language matters.

In other words, choice matters because power matters.