Sentence examples for because one aspect from inspiring English sources

He went on to explain why he should not apologise, saying: "I'm saying I don't have to say I'm sorry because one aspect of it I know is... .. but was interrupted by a heckler from the audience.

This is because one aspect of dying in Islam is the pronouncement of the 'shahadah' to the near-dying patient.

Our third model includes a modified quality measure because one aspect of the quality (firms' compliance with Kela's quality standards) was difficult to score outside of the procurement process and this difficulty could have caused problems in measuring the outcome.

Investors may find themselves focused heavily on one aspect of the venture because of past experiences, causing them to view the deal through rose-colored lenses or worse, blinders, potentially neglecting other aspects that balance the team or business model.

Yet the department has not told those affected because it thought it "misleading" to focus on one aspect of the reforms in isolation.

By the end of the activity, students realize that they can fairly accurately predict the pose from one generation to another because only one aspect of the pose can change.

In fact, her approach is to explain very articulately exactly the reasons she would not like to discuss her genitalia with a perfect stranger, or the reasons it is in fact unfair and judgmental to assume that she is suicidal or depressed because of one aspect of her identity.

Speaking of House Republicans, one of them wants to -- are you ready for this? -- charge Barack Obama with criminal behavior because he delayed one aspect of Obamacare for a year.

To get to me, you got to go through Detroit!" It's a touching nod to his roots, but it is slightly a misleading gesture, because if there is one aspect about Pullen's career that stands out today, it's that he is not an artist who is stuck in the past.

Molecular and pharmacological strategies that focus on a single or few targets have been minimally successful in ALS clinical trials, likely because they address only one aspect of this complex neurodegenerative disease.

Although narrow-band reflectance spectrophotometry is an alternative manner of assessing scars via the erythema index and melanin index, we excluded this method because it assesses only one aspect of the scar.