Sentence examples for because the present system from inspiring English sources

Because the present system tends to depress offense and retard the development of hitting stars.

That's because the present system allows parliament to establish new forms of contempt, such as hacking an MP's mobile phone.

Tony Blair has said that these changes are necessary because the present system is ineffectual in obtaining guilty verdicts and too many guilty offenders are said to be escaping their just deserts.

"For the first time since 1990, Derby has seen a reduction in spending going into schools - so clearly we need a different approach, because the present system is broken.

However, this is practically unnecessary because the present system already can provide the enough amount of leukocyte extracts for 50 times western blots for typical leukocyte proteins FCN1, CD14 and CD11a from 2 mL blood sample, considering the results shown in Figure 6B obtained by using 40 μL of blood samples (40 μL × 50 = 2mL).

Because under the present system, all of us with a job and health insurance are already paying - a lot - to provide health care to those without.

The last of these are at a big disadvantage under the present system because they don't have the same opportunities to reduce taxes using offshore structures.

Miscommunication/mistakes are heightened under the present system because physicians don't have continuity with their patients (to know their prior medical history, establish therapeutic trust, etc) and patients aren't allowed to choose and keep the doctors and other caregivers they know and trust (due to insurance arrangements).

Although this model successfully predicts diffusion coefficients of small nonpolar penetrants, it is found to greatly overestimate observed diffusion coefficients in the present system, perhaps because it underestimates the attractive potentials between the penetrant and the polymer matrix and/or breakdown of the model's assumption of linear elastic deformation for relatively large penetrants.

The Russell Group said the present system was "regressive" because it benefited middle-class graduates as much as those from poor backgrounds.

The Law Lords are not expected to raise serious objection to the change because many of them have said they think the present system is outdated.