Sentence examples for because recognising from inspiring English sources
A paper-based method of delivery of the intervention was chosen because, recognising the geographical spread of the sample, for a subsequent evaluation greater efficiency would be obtained if the experiment could be administered by post.
"That's a really good question, because recognising the moment when you won't is really difficult, and sad.
People are becoming politically apathetic, not because they care less but because they recognise the government cares less about them.
But you hesitate, maybe because you recognise the zombie, or maybe because you think you see a trace of the person's past persona in the approaching horror.
Rinat's story fascinated me, not because it was so extraordinary, but because I recognised myself in it so deeply.
"They are concerned because they recognise people come into leadership roles because they are technical specialists, such as doctors," she explains.
Because I recognised that hand.
But not because I recognise what's on screen as anything resembling reality.
His captain, Alastair Cook, wanted him because he recognised the futility of ignoring a world-class player.
