Sentence examples for because reveals from inspiring English sources

"Because" reveals that the passage is about causal or explanatory relations.

The government also said the names should remain sealed because revealing them would inhibit a developing investigation.

"There are plenty of situations where it would behoove a person to keep part of their identity secret, because revealing it could lead to violence.

The town said it redacted the name of the person who was found unconscious because revealing that information would cause an "unwarranted invasion of privacy".

Because revealing the identity of an undercover agent violates a 1982 national-security act, the Justice Department began to investigate whether members of the Bush Administration had knowingly done so, and eventually chose Patrick Fitzgerald as special counsel.

In "The Adventure of the Second Stain," Holmes covers up a crime that nearly starts a Europe-wide war because revealing it would ruin a marriage.

She noted that confidentiality was an important ethical aspect, because "revealing the identity of our participant could likely expose him to stigma and discrimination within his community".

The point is crucial not because it refutes Hayek but because it reveals the exact nature of his real concern.

And because Ligotti reveals so little, we are left to conjure our own twisted imaginings.

Because it reveals the secret which is not masturbation but brutality.

Trollope thought Orley Farm was flawed because it reveals the truth of the matter too early.