Sentence examples for because the cost has from inspiring English sources
That it has taken Albany politicians nearly three decades even to think about reconsidering the Rockefeller drug laws is all the more remarkable because the cost has been so high.
Even though there are frustrations with the system, even though the members are not happy because the cost has gone up and the schedule is longer than they want, everyone is committed to it".
For the regulation to truly be "no more extensive than necessary," it must be established that a more efficient energy source will serve only as a means for saving energy, rather than as an inducement to consume more energy because the cost has decreased or because other energy using products will be used in conjunction with the more efficient one.
The changes to the 911 system have become controversial because the cost has ballooned by as much as $1 billion, thanks in part to contractors who were later fired, feuding police and fire officials, and revolving-door overseers at City Hall.
The circuit in Harraby is being questioned by Conservative opposition councillors because the cost has shot up and the opening has been delayed by several months.
"My heart goes out to them because I know what the cost has been and it brings back quite a lot of vulnerability.
Mr. Law recommended shelving the authority's plan to erect 40 giant wind turbines off Jones Beach because the cost had soared to $811 million — quadruple initial estimates.
Not just because I have no memory but also because, for me, the cost had no meaning.
Texting encourages messages with few words because of the cost, having to use a small keypad and trying to respond to as many friends as possible.
The cycle is likely to go on because the costs have so far been tolerable: about 200 Indian soldiers die every year and the invaders revel in martyrdom.
