Sentence examples for because they almost always from inspiring English sources

In baseball, major leaguers have less disruptive lives on the road than N.B.A. players because they almost always spend several days in one city before moving on.

The risk of rising rates, in fact, is limited for high-yield bonds because they almost always come due in 5 to 10 years, compared with 30 years or more for most other corporate bonds.

Beyond that, lawmakers in Washington are notoriously resistant to trade deals because they almost always come with a loss of some jobs at home, even when there are price advantages for consumers in products like cotton, grain and sugar, and gains particularly for American exporters.

Investors need to avoid getting caught up in these waves because they almost always end badly.

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The seeds can fly like a helicopter because they almost always have just one long wing, to counterbalance the weight of the seed body.

And so when individual agreements come up for a vote, they almost always pass because the strategic cost of defeating them is simply too high.

Although these tumors rarely metastasize, they almost always recur locally because of their inherent tendency for diffuse infiltration [ 52, 53].

1I say Harvard "boys" because they are almost always male, and because they are usually under twenty-five and have never done physical labor with their arms or legs.

Worlds one and two are the best because they are almost always full, and they are trade worlds which means they are meant for merchants.

"Along with encouraging police, who are often the first emergency personnel to arrive at the scene, we have been trying to figure out how to get the public trained and educated in how they can help, because they are almost always the closest to the victims," Mr. Cohen said.