Sentence examples for because they are embedded from inspiring English sources

One is because they are embedded in the way markets operate.

Though these payments look like dividends, because they are embedded in a derivative they do not generate a tax.

Rating firms have become an anointed oligopoly (with margins to match) because they are embedded in regulations.

"The idea that markets inevitably corrupt," Healy writes, "is not tenable precisely because they are embedded within social relations, cultural categories and institutional routines".

Because they are embedded in the constructs of a popular action genre, the film's cheeky gags are ensured a broad audience.

Additional targeting sequences that can mediate interaction with the endosomal-adaptor protein are located in positions 107 110, 126 129, 191 196, and 249 252, but they are not exposed because they are embedded within the globular kinase domain; however some may be exposed if in deletion constructs the protein folding is not correct (Fig. 9A).

"Children can't play outside, they can't eat their food outside because these particulates are going to be embedded in their food, and when inhaled they are embedded in their lungs.

Investors typically do not notice how much they give up to the servicers, because fees are embedded in complex sales.

"Risky play" is a way for children to test their own limits, and because the parks are embedded in residential communities they can do so at their own pace.

It is also because we are embedded in distinctive social organisms, each with their own institutions, culture, logic of appropriateness and economic specialities.

Because "feelings" are embedded and serve us long-term, we want to nurture and rely on these rather than on the transitory "emotions" that left unchecked, can cause us pain on many fronts.