Sentence examples for because they are printed from inspiring English sources

"Today, words stick because they are printed and they are there forever".

Copious sidebars add depth, but most are difficult to read because they are printed against a smudged gray background.

Because they are printed on heavy, glossy paper, they weigh almost as much as a newborn baby.

That doesn't mean he fails to read emails, because they are printed out for him by his secretary.

Because they are printed under the sponsorship of commercial interests, they may be perceived as less than objective.

However, articles in supplements are not subject to the same rigor of peer review as the parent journal and because they are printed under the sponsorship of commercial interests, they may be perceived as less than objective.

I know these coordinates because they're printed on my wedding certificate.

Thieves can cash them more easily because they're printed with Social Security numbers.

One diver told me that magazines, because they're printed on coated paper, hold up pretty well underwater, but that books and newspapers fall apart.

It's because they're printed months later, and you change so quickly – you have new thoughts, new everything – so people are reading an old version of you.

He makes the case that the Library of Congress and other great libraries have deceived us into believing that books and newspapers printed after 1870 are, because they were printed on paper with a high acid content, turning to dust.