Sentence examples for because the guide is from inspiring English sources

And because the guide is being heralded by the National Academies--whose authoritative voice bellows across the country--many feel reform may soon be on the way.

Because the guide is nominally designed with travelers in mind, many of the restaurants that get the most acclaim are in remote, beautiful villages inside sumptuous hotels.

He says that more than a third of the 27 three-star restaurants in the 2004 guide to France retain that ultimate accolade only because they are considered untouchable, that the guide is manipulated by aggressive letter-writing campaigns that can make or sabotage a restaurant and that it is a myth that each restaurant is inspected every year.

Because the guides are done in Mr. Otterness's own handwriting, they add a "freedom and irreverence not normally found within the walls of a museum," Ms. Margulies said.

But ignore the urge to skip this stop, if only because the guides are so skilled at serving up the kind of history that kids love: In a restored 19th-century pharmacy, for example, an ankle-skirted guide delightedly pointed out antique bloodletting tools to a group of horrified children.

Because the goal of the Guides is to report on the leading employment websites and websites that offer novel features, large websites are the most likely to be represented in our sample.

We consider this combination as superior to that of the probe holder and the needle guide device because the needle guide is useful only when the insertion site is near the probe.

Because the magnetic guide is built using off-the-shelf commercial permanent magnets that come in fixed lengths, the joining of straight segments leads to a small gap on the outside of the bend.

Because the official guide is very short on horticultural information, I bought "The Gardens of Colonial Williamsburg," by Gordon W. Chappell and M. Kent Brinkley, both Williamsburg landscape architects.

It's no secret that Canadians aren't as healthy as they could be, and a big part of this is because the Canada Food Guide is bogged down by the out-of-date nutrition myth that eating asbestos will kill you.

Because the guide wire was unshielded, it could be made thinner than the coaxial cable-based loopless intravascular antenna design.