Sentence examples for because there are often from inspiring English sources

I go to the Grand Palais frequently, because there are often fashion shows there.

And because there are often 10 clients at a time running the stairs in Radu's class, the workouts become competitive.

Because there are often oils or fats in the filling, they steam and naturally moisten the bread as it heats.

This is partly because there are often many types of cancer-causing genetic "drivers" within single cancer cells.

Russia has been a popular choice because the process can be much faster than in countries like China, and because there are often more boys available.

The I.R.S. is overmatched when it tries to challenge such pricing, particularly because there are often no comparable deals struck by companies that are not affiliates.

I find myself looking at politics and news from more than two sides--be it politics, war, or the economy--because there is often something missing, and that is the humanitarian perspective".

Transport in bedrock aquifers is complex because there is often substantial flow through fractures, and the apertures and interconnectivity of these fractures are usually uncertain.

It is difficult to know how many children are held in detention centres because there is often no case documentation.

Officials said the number of illnesses was likely to increase because there is often a time lag in reporting new cases.

With corporate branch offices it can be a much slower process to fire someone because there's often a chain of command to go through.