Sentence examples for because of this time from inspiring English sources

Even in this time — because of this time — our moment was possible.

"I want to leave something behind that we can say, 'Because of this time that this person spent here, this thing has changed.' And my hope is that that's going to be in the area of childhood obesity".

The stepped-up pace reflects the first lady's desire to balance the competing forces in her life: her obligations as a mother, as a wife who wants to help a beleaguered husband, and as a popular public figure determined, as she said in an interview this year, "to leave something behind that we can say, because of this time that this person spent here, this thing has changed".

And it's because of this time where my life was threatened and I persevered through it.

Because of this, "Time Capsule" has an "easter egg" reference to the character Dennis Feinstein on the time capsule idea sheet before he appears in the show later in the season.

Michelle Obama stated that her goal was to make this effort her legacy: "I want to leave something behind that we can say, 'Because of this time that this person spent here, this thing has changed.' And my hope is that that's going to be in the area of childhood obesity".

The working schedule is not officially controlled and can in fact be quite flexible, because much of this time takes the form of assistance to one's supervisor.

Cheirogaleus medius was not included in dry season surveys because it spends most of this time in hibernation [ 40].

Because of this, windows and time windows in particular were perhaps the most relevant operators for these systems.

Because of this propagation time, consistency conflicts (i.e., a component decoder performs a read access before the write access of the other component decoder is completed).

Because of this, the time taken for child care and other domestic activities may be underestimated.