Sentence examples for because matters from inspiring English sources

This is all the more disheartening because matters of race played central roles in Barnum's actual career and life.

I think that's partly because — matters of vocal talent aside — there's no discernible friction between the different Hughs, no danger of internal combustion.

Hamas officials speak cautiously about such issues because matters related to the group's structure and decision-making processes are considered secret.

A spokeswoman for the Labour leader said: "Regrettably Jeremy Corbyn is not now visiting Oldham because matters to do with Syria mean he must return to London".

Travel advice for the estimated 30,000 UK nationals around the Red Sea area had not changed because matters there remain "calm and stable".

Buckland wears this because matters of his heart have come to a head, just three months before the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics.

That comes about because matter is actually subdivided to infinity.

Words matter because will matters.

Then these stars appear to be fringed, because matter of this kind follows their course.

This process, of black holes growing because matter collides with their event horizons, cannot be prevented.

We keep telling them because they matter, because stories are tools that build better people.