Sentence examples for because there are literally from inspiring English sources
But it's a peerless position, primarily because there are literally no peers in that position.
And because there are literally millions of markets in a modern economy, "general equilibrium" involves the simultaneous determination of partial equilibria in all markets.
"It's very easy to get distracted [with an internet-of-things project] because there are literally so many things you can do," he said, pointing out that the company is currently focused on developing the customer experience.
The Lubbock situation has earned national attention in the fire-code world in part because there are literally hundreds of lawsuits around the country over CSST failure claims.
Guilt by association is a poor means to judge a candidate's pro-Israel bona fides, because there are literally thousands of individuals who are associated with a modern American presidential campaign.
If you've never met a Muslim (which would be pretty wild, because there are literally over a billion of us), Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar.
As Campbell points out, his subject led an extraordinarily pampered life and if he had a great deal of time to read and write "it was because there was literally nothing else he was required to do except eat, drink and talk".
By the end of the show season she weighs less than 100lb, not because she's been starving herself but because there's literally no time to eat.
It's called gapping, because there is, literally, a gap between how much a college costs and how much aid is offered.
But the point is all of those things he was pointing out are now impossible to get because there's literally thousands of people competing for the same thing.
