Sentence examples for because particular from inspiring English sources

"Companies should not be exposed to hundreds of millions in damages just because particular hoops weren't jumped through," he says.

These interferences may be simply the result of special-interest pleading, because particular groups suffer as a consequence of import competition.

"In the past, her novels have been underestimated, perhaps because particular works [Cranford and Mary Barton] became popular at the expense of others".

Too often, students who are promising future scientists leave their major because particular credits did not transfer, or because they do not feel invited into the science community at four-year institutions, not because they don't have the talent.

He believed that there was an adequate food supply in India at the time but that its distribution was hindered because particular groups of people in this case rural labourers lost their jobs and therefore their ability to purchase the food.

Ebert told me that he and Irvine were fairly certain they had identified a number of the original greens, in some cases because the ground appeared to have been slightly flattened, most likely by hand, at some point in the past, and in other cases because particular formations simply looked like golf greens to them and so presumably would have looked like golf greens to Old Tom Morris, too.

Our political heritage is to be skeptical of executive power, because, in particular, there was skepticism of King George III.

A word cannot express a particular because particulars are limitless and words have limits.

In particular, because, and typically β⊥i∼1, ρi and di are usually not measurably different.

Just as well because this particular street is being repaved.

That could be because that particular Plasmodium species does not cause malaria.