Sentence examples for because owing from inspiring English sources
If this proposition seems laughable, that's because, owing to the cynicism and laziness of filmmakers and production executives, the genre has been bled dry of its innocence, its charm and its essential seriousness.
Finally, I'll note that in a typical convertible bond issue, investors can protect themselves against a deterioration in the health of the company because, owing to the fact that they have an option to buy shares of the company at some point down the road, they can always short the stock today and get it back, guaranteed, in the future thanks to the option.
We specify total zinc because, owing to the buffer capacity of complete medium, the available amount of mobile zinc is most likely less than 50 μM.
The previously accepted time point for prognostication 72 hours after cardiac arrest is no longer valid, because, owing to the lingering effects of sedation, the reliability of the neurological examination cannot be assured [ 2, 3].
We did not find a correlation between SvO2 values and ventriculoarterial coupling in our septic shock patients, which is not surprising, because, owing to possible alterations in peripheral oxygen uptake, high venous oximetry cannot be considered a good index of perfusion or cardiovascular performance in these patients.
Classification of search strategies was done for the session starting only on days 6 11 because, owing to the difficulty of the task (mice have to learn that the platform is always in the swimming pool but at different positions), it took time for the mice to set up their strategy [23].
Not because, "I owe it to the community".
Well, this year, it finally made sense, because suddenly I owed money.
Because they "owe it to the White Isle" and because it's "respectful to the Es Vedrà's all-encompassing energy".
This is not only because we owe it to other people to represent the issues fairly, but also because we owe it to ourselves not to squander our lives on fairytales.
