Sentence examples for because raised from inspiring English sources

The resulting "commodification of college" rankles many of us because, raised as scholars, we tend to see higher learning as more broadly beneficial.

Hendrix and others in the industry counter that escaped fish are not a problem because, raised in pens and hand-fed, they lack the "fitness" to survive for long in the open ocean.

In high latitudes, if warming is moderate, growing seasons are expected to lengthen and yields to rise, in part because raised CO2 levels aid photosynthesis.The IPCC thus sees agriculture as being not too badly affected by 2°C of warming, as long as you stick to global averages.

Because the glucagon-producing α-cells harbor the ncNOS enzyme [9], which apparently is an important regulator of glucagon release [1], [2], [3], [4], [6], [18], [19], [20], [21], and because raised plasma levels of glucagon is a common feature of and contribute to human type 2 diabetes [22] we also performed parallel studies on glucagon secretion.

Because raised glucose is one criterion for metabolic syndrome and all diabetic patients, by definition, have raised glucose, we reanalyzed the data, excluding glucose as a variable.

Importantly, as an encapsulated organ the kidney is itself particularly affected by fluid congestion, because raised venous and intra-capsular pressures cause significant decreases in RBF and the glomerular filtration rate [ 59].

That's because raising dividends is not an automatic decision.

They have the advantage, first, because raising the limit is extremely unpopular.

Now, you could argue that there are indirect costs because raising taxes distorts incentives.

Because raising that baby, in the neighborhood it lives in, is going to be a mammoth task.

Sitting is better than lying down because raising the legs to the level of the heart causes more blood to flow to the heart, increasing its workload.