Sentence examples for because points from inspiring English sources

Fox said tennis's scoring system is different because points do not all count the same.

You also waste money, because points are sold only in quantities that aren't evenly divisible by a song's price).

Because points were assigned to the various outcomes, the researchers were able to measure participants' relative success by adding up their points.

Butler ahead, and it feels like more than a 5-point lead, mostly because points have been hard to come by.

But endurance is less of an issue on grass than on other surfaces because points are generally shorter, and Williams's serve can do more damage.

Those ads make "Paper because" points like "A lot of places worth going to don't get a signal, and hopefully never will".

Cameron is doing this because pointing out the government's failings on social justice is an easy hit.

"This will make fulfilment methods such as ship-from-store, or click and collect more efficient, because point-to-point deliveries won't require a driver".

Because point c is the outer cutting point of sensor node 9 and 11, the coordinates of c are (0.5x, 0.5y).

They had had complaints because Point Mallard is a "family" establishment.

†Prospective testing with LFA because point-of-care began in April 2011.