Sentence examples for because the connection between from inspiring English sources

For me, the main thing is that, once we start, they have to support our team like they've been doing because the connection between fans and players here makes a difference.

That conversation, which was worth having before, is not less worth having now because the connection between the crime and the climate is so murky — and it may well turn out to be more productive.

This article at least leaves room for optimism, right, because the connection between what we are doing wrong and what is going wrong is clearer and it seems like it might be a bit easier to change our behavior.

The experiment shows that some of the joints cracked because the connection between braiding joints coupled.

It indicates that the operation is unsuccessful for the production enhancement; because the connection between the borehole and the created fracture is weak.

Moreover, the throughput reached at zero level after elapsed time t = 43 s, because the connection between MT and network was lost for an extended time.

Human capital seems to explain the lion's share of the divergent path of the two cities and their countries, both because of its direct effect and because of the connection between education and political instability.

Because of the fundamental social necessity of literacy, because of the connection between analytical reading and success at work, the very act of reading is encouraged through all sorts of schemes and ruses.

Others are brilliant communicators, but because of the connection between their thoughts and the synapses firing and the words coming out, there isn't enough time and introspection.

The price of cauliflower in Canada has risen fron CAD $2.50 to around CAD $8, tripling in price, because of the connection between oil prices, currency and other commodities, according to the New York Times.

In the early nineteen-nineties, the Los Angeles Raiders logo (now the Oakland Raiders), which involves an eye-patched football player and crossed swords, had supposedly been so widely adopted by "street gangs" that many schools in the Western U.S. banned it because of "the connection between Raiders gear and gang activity," according to a Times article from that era.