Sentence examples for because they are relevant from inspiring English sources

All A-level subjects are of value, but for some courses specific subjects are preferred or required (because they are relevant to the subject of the degree applied for).

The fixed-line phone "is the collective channel, a shared organisational tool, with most calls made 'in public' because they are relevant to the other members of the household," she says.

These two rights were chosen because they are relevant for seasonal workers and have been controversial.

As already mentioned, this mechanism ensures that only those events needing to be further processed (because they are relevant for active policies) do have to be considered.

The most important lesson is not to do things just for the sake of doing them, but because they are relevant and useful.

Relational, intentional mental properties thus become causally relevant to behavior, because they are relevant to structuring the very causal processes that, on Dretske's view, constitute instances of behavior.

Still, when I met with Vibrant's new-ish CEO Cella Irvine (formerly the CEO of About.com) last fall, she insisted that the company's data shows that users actually like the ads, especially because they're relevant to the content they're reading and looking at.

After abstract screening, 333 articles were selected for full text screening, either because they were relevant (230) or no abstract was available (103).

Four were excluded because they were relevant only to women P16-P199) and we wanted to evaluate the relation between sex and overall risk in a set of indicators that was relevant across both sexes.

We emphasize, however, that the four criteria employed in the present study were used because they were relevant to interpreting the COSEWIC guidelines and identifying intraspecific diversity in the context of lake whitefish.

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