Sentence examples for because the root of from inspiring English sources
"If I'm a heretic then I'm proud because the root of the word 'heretic' is 'choice'choice
"I can understand better than most the contradiction between the idealistic civilisation and religious morals of Europe and what they did with the slaves, because the root of the evil is only two generations away from me," he says.
It is also invertible because the root of the moving average polynomial is ((1/0.6 >1).
The fresh weight of this plant consisted mainly of the frond, because the root of this kind of plant is very tender and light.
This suggests that the bacteria arose in humans in east Africa, because it would take more time to accumulate so much diversity--and because the root of all the clusters was in east Africa.
That's because the root of the problem is cultural, according to Lothstein.
This fact reduces the computation cost because only the root of a zero tree needs to be encoded.
As Sarah Mason put it, "Echo Park could just as easily face the sort of situation that Santa Monica and Venice are facing now, because at the root of it is people that are interested in the value of property".
Yes, because the roots of 9/11 are an intra-Muslim fight, which America, as an ally of one faction, got pulled into.
Mr. Ferguson was particularly struck by the new borrowing because the roots of the current crisis lay in an excess of American debt at all levels, from homeowners to Wall Street banks.
The pavilions' siting was "especially challenging," Dr. Tripp said, "because the roots of mature trees go out 20 or 30 feet, and you can't monkey around with the roots of century-old conifers".
