Sentence examples for because they are separated from inspiring English sources
They do not know each other because they cannot communicate, and they cannot communicate because they are separated".
Today's electrodes stimulate the auditory nerve electrically, but they do so indirectly because they are separated from the auditory-nerve fibres by fluid and a bony wall.
The experts don't understand the country because they are separated from its people through security walls, multiple guards and the fact that they only converse with their fellow, self-styled experts, but not with Afghans.
The significant differences between probes #25 and #26 were somewhat unexpected because they are separated just 2 meters away (Figure 12).
Insufficient fluid was available for analysis at the A-drift slump in 2001, and only one sample was collected from the A-drift samples because they are separated by only a few meters of flow path.
Furthermore, the IODP drill sites are unable to provide age control even to the younger part of the section across the proximal fan because they are separated from the main Arabian Basin by the Laxmi Ridge, preventing correlation of the dated reflectors from these sites towards the main sediment mass offshore the Indus River mouth.
Neil Morgan, the inspector of custodial services in WA, said the facilities were "terribly limited" and inappropriate for many Indigenous people because they were separated from their support networks in regional areas.
Because they were separated by miles of bush, the various Bongo subgroups were only loosely affiliated; this lack of cooperation was decisive in their decimation by waves of invaders from the 18th century on.
In no time flat, Peter had dropped the big one: Yes, he told Louis and Patti, he had met with the judge overseeing the pharmaceutical suit, but it wasn't to go to bat for Alicia because they were separated.
(Soldiers overseas and their families back home could only dream of a white Christmas together because they were separated by thousands of miles; this knowledge gives the tune a yearning, sad context modern listeners might otherwise overlook).
