Sentence examples for because the changes from inspiring English sources

Partly, quite simply, because the changes were not thought through.

That's because the changes we just made don't affect how DrawLine is called.

This was because the changes in inhibition and excitation were precisely coordinated to offset each other.

TFC fans are just feeling the pain more because the changes are happening mid-season.

They have a murky legal status because the changes have yet to be signed into law.

The people spoke on the condition of anonymity because the changes had not been announced.

He called on people to "be a little patient" because the changes would not be set out for some weeks.

Because the changes to the fruit are biologically inert, the final apples will look like normal apples hanging from normal apple trees.

Stuart-Smith concluded there was no cover-up, because the changes mostly involved removing comment and hearsay, although he did criticise some deletions of fact.

A promised social care bill is also thought to have been shelved because the changes recommended by experts would have cost too much.

You can see the process of change much more clearly than with standard English because the changes have been much slower.