Sentence examples for because the chance from inspiring English sources

Medicare coverage for cancer treatments is important because the chance of developing cancer increases with age.

"It is hard to take because the chance was there," said Murdoch.

And nobody cares about it because the chance of it making any money for anyone is basically nil.

Mayor James McGreevey, who fought the proposal, said he would not appeal because the chance of a reversal was unlikely.

Saying there was a 1 percent chance, he said, was misleading because the chance of a market collapse like the one in 2008 was small.

I wrote then, "It was like one of those saloon fights that end abruptly because the chance combatants are not in the same class".

"You always want depth, because the chance of keeping all five starters on turn throughout is not great," Manager Joe Girardi said.

He gave a measured turn as the banker, refusing to give Stannis a loan because the chance of default was too great.

The prospects of the species will be better because the chance that all the constituent subpopulations will die out at the same time is low.

Darwin however explained the reason a fish lays so many eggs is because the chance of survival are so low, maybe only six of that million will survive.

That's because the chance of catching SARS is infinitesimal: China has 1.3 billion people, of whom fewer than 6,000 are infected.