Sentence examples for because the force is from inspiring English sources

Because the force is carrying on to infinity, none of the lines have stopped, so there are still eight.

Because the force is constantly perpendicular to the velocity, the electron will trace out a perfectly circular trajectory and will maintain that motion at a rate called the cyclotron frequency, ωc, given by e/mB.

On the right, Andrew Sullivan has no less predictably accused the media of covering up for the D.C. police "because the force is mainly black and you're not allowed to criticize mainly black institutions".

"I am very pleased the Home Office recognises this because the force is having to look after every single penny because of past, present and future cuts to police funding".

Holding the end of a rope on which a heavy object is being swung around at constant speed in a circle does not transfer energy to the object, because the force is toward the centre of the circle at a right angle to the displacement.

External force is detected by the sensor device because the force is transmitted through the cover, which is the end-effector of the force sensor.

In a strikingly honest assessment, the head of Scotland Yard's fraud team said in comments reported by Computer Weekly that the crime over the previous decade had been rampant because the force was not good at investigating it.

Its mission to "stop crime before it happened" felt to some like racial profiling before that term had currency, the more so because the force was for so long glaringly white.

But he added that he believed the UK authorities were reluctant to consider bringing any corporate corruption charges in the UK because the force was "waiting for Operation Elveden [the investigation into unlawful payments made to public officials] to finish".

He said he thought front-line redundancies were unlikely because the force was losing officers and due to the cost of redundancy packages.

The latter were of course less reliable, somewhat underestimating the force exerted at the shortest length (because the force was still recovering after the shortening), and overestimating the force exerted at the other lengths (because the force was still settling after the previous lengthening).