Sentence examples for because of the uses from inspiring English sources

Commodities are valuable because of the uses to which they are put (steel into cars).

Historically speaking, they exist only because of the uses we have found for them, and preserving their existence means, in most cases, preserving the uses we have made for them.

If domesticated animals "exist only because of the uses we have found for them," let me ask you: Would you have recommended 150 years ago that we preserve and treasure the bond between whites and their black slaves — and develop a more humane slave trade?

That went up because of the use of ethanol.

The extraction of gold is equally toxic because of the use of mercury.

Because of the use of margin, losses may exceed the amount invested".

ML: It's an '18' because of the use of the word cunt.

That is exactly what happened with Consalvi, because of the use of the Taser gun.

By the summer of 2005 the situation had worsened in southern Iraq partly because of the use of EFPs (explosively formed projectiles).

This presents a different approach to aerodynamics, not least because of the use of smaller rear tyres.

However, because of the use of confidentiality agreements no one was told why or how they came to leave.