Sentence examples for because of this when from inspiring English sources

Because of this, when I was only two months into my course, I worked in a local radio news room.

Because of this, when future astronomers look to the sky, they will no longer witness the past.

Because of this, when queues are allowed to self-regulate, they become up to 40% more efficient, says Mr Allon.

Because of this, when stripped of their formal musical accompaniment, they actually lack many of the musical elements that written poetry must incorporate in order to be poetry.

Because of this, when Ms. Choi is called a shaman — as she often is — some sense a faint misogyny at play.

Because of this, when the school was opening, the founding members went into a contract with a "charter management organisation" called American Quality Schools.

Because of all this, when Tim and I first discussed the line of questioning we would have for Kim upon our arrival, we both agreed that underneath Kim's flamboyance was a conscious pirate.

"Because of this coverage, when people think of Liverpool or when they think of Aintree, they'll think of people getting drunk, falling over, being upskirted, whereas actually it's a really glamorous day, everyone looks gorgeous and is having a great time".

Because of this mismatch, when the two materials are placed next to each other, not all of the atoms at the interface bond together, resulting in ineffective devices.

Because of this involvement, when a new plan was rolled out, the sales team would understand why the final structure had been chosen.

Because of this discrepancy, when you're giving a speech, your perception of time is often distorted, and what feels like an eternity in your mind is actually a few short seconds for the audience.