Sentence examples for because of reason from inspiring English sources

"It's also because of reason and science," he says.

But it's also because of reason and science".

That's a factor, of course, but it's also because of reason and science.

To the extent that we can recognize the numbers as significant, it's because of reason, not empathy.

"Because it's retargeting, we can take very user-specific data and say, 'come back in because of reason X,'" explains Weisbrod.

Étienne Gilson, for instance, has observed that where Plato locates the center of reality in ideas with concrete instantiations of these being merely accidental, and Aristotle places emphasis not on numerical individuals but on the universal specific form, Thomas Aquinas saw the individual person as unique among beings because of reason and self-mastery.

There a number of theories why it wasn't included before, but the short answer is: because of reasons.

The complex autonomous system structure is designed for real-time application, because of reasons for scanning and processing camera in the control and safety car applications.

Of them 750 migraineurs were excluded because of reasons such as nonfulfillment of the inclusion criterial, refusal to participate in a placebo-controlled trial and other reasons.

Not necessarily because it is dangerous, but because of reasons I will go on to explain.

We excluded other patients with positive RT-PCR results because of reasons described below.