Sentence examples for because there are large from inspiring English sources
"One of the reasons it is shrinking is because there are large demographics in this country that view the party as intolerant or not relevant to them.
"To me, that's very exciting because there are large portions of the world where we don't have adequate seismic monitoring," Oppenheimer says.
However that has only been possible because there are large numbers of ground forces present in Iraq, albeit of varying quality.
Judging their credibility is hard, both because there are large dollops of self-interest to factor in and because any calculation is more art than science.
"It is difficult to predict the outcome, because there are large numbers of parliamentarians who are uncomfortable with the bill, especially in the CHP, but also in the MHP and even in the AKP," Demirtaş said.
Because there are large and normally unforeseen disruptions, the sheer unpredictability of events will mean many bad economic forecasts, so if you ask how nearly right economists are in their ability to predict events, they will seem to be doing very badly compared with calmer times.
The government must show political leadership and act decisively because there are larger issues of democracy and economic development at stake.
We speculate that this occurs because there are larger uncertainties regarding modeling and relatively lower consequences in a small population.
That's hugely damaging because there will have been some political opportunism because there were large sums of money involved.
