Sentence examples for because the stations set from inspiring English sources

She and Ms. Bock vowed to try to stay hydrated, but it was difficult, she said, because the stations set up to hydrate runners were running low on water and Gatorade — and another crucial supply.

Some disasters are no more frequent nor severe than before but appear that way because they receive more news coverage Earthquakes may seem more frequent because there are more stations set up to monitor earthquakes, and because we are now able to quickly receive news from all over the world.

Joel R. Weiss, who represented Mr. Akkaya in the criminal case, said in an interview on Thursday that the men made frequent bank deposits to avoid keeping cash at the gas stations, and deposited money into different bank accounts because the stations were set up as separate corporate entities and were often owned by different combinations of shareholders.

The students rotate through four stations set up with state-of-the-art research equipment.

Because he's currently immobilized and can't climb up onto the space-station set, a gizmo called a "god box" has been installed in his trailer, just opposite the sofa.

(Phi ^{a}_{b}) represents the active base station set.

Dragon's arrival at the station is set for Monday.

R.M.: Because the stations were so bad.

Inside the stadium, stations were set up around the grounds.

As the gasoline market got smaller, so did the amount of ethanol it could absorb, because most service stations are set up to sell fuel with an ethanol content of only up to 10 percent.

The special polling stations were set up for Mexicans who would not appear on local rolls because they went to vote in places different from where they registered.