Sentence examples for because the website is from inspiring English sources

The firm was said to be offering a tracker mortgage set at 2% above the base rate, and was prepared to lend up to £500,000 with a minimum deposit of 15%, though it has not been possible to confirm these details because the website is out of action.

Then there's the Cairo Trilogy by Naguib Mafouz (Everyman's Library), because I'm going to Egypt; As She Climbed Across the Table by Jonathan Lethem (Faber), because Motherless Brooklyn was great and I love the title; and Things My Girlfriend and I Argue About by Mil Millington (Flame), because the website is hilarious.

But oh, this is a frustrating listen, mostly because the website is confusing and glitchy; plus Iain Hepburn, who presents and produces (he never introduces himself; I had to dig around to find his name), needs to get a script editor, speak more slowly and sort out the volume.

Because the website is able to collect information about visitors (like every website is), it's not only possible but easy for Microsoft to arrange the photos into "Australians", "Mac users" and other demographics based on information automatically sent when you're online.

It's really fiddly because the website isn't tailored for use on a mobile, so you constantly have to zoom right in to make sure you press the right links.

And thankfully so, because the website is a mess.

The Trump campaign argued in a legal filing that WikiLeaks could not be held liable for publishing emails that were stolen by Russian hackers ahead of the 2016 US election because the website was simply serving as a passive publishing platform on behalf of a third party, in the same way as Google or Facebook.

"Because the website was altered before inauguration, it's possible the decision was made by career staff anticipating the incoming administration's new priorities, although communication by Obama administration staff or by incoming Trump administration transition teams cannot be ruled out," he continued.

In a summary judgment at a district court in Manhattan, Judge William Pauley ruled that the music website MP3Tunes.com was protected under US law because its users, not the website, were responsible for uploading the tracks and potentially infringing copyright.

As we wrote last Fall, vb.ly was seized by NIC.ly (the domain registry and controlling body for the Libyan domain space) because the content of the website was apparently in violation of Libyan Islamic/Sharia Law.

Babar Ahmad was indicted in the District of Connecticut because one of the servers for the website was located in the state.