Sentence examples for because they become especially from inspiring English sources

For Weil, people become especially insufferable — because they become especially thoughtless — when they join together to pursue political ends.

They are best for planting in the fall because they become especially crisp in cold weather.

They become especially hard to avoid on weekends.

Racking [stealing without getting caught], heavy trespassing, and a blatant disregard for the law are completely justifiable at this point in my life because they become key in survival, especially in a place like New York City.

The protein kinases are an especially suitable target for cancer drugs because they become more active in malignant cells and can be shut down with inhibitory drugs.

Because they become young girls when they get there".

In recent years, they have become especially numerous.

Research in autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) has been leading the way, mainly because it has become especially well funded and has recently attracted many outstanding scientists.

As a result, they said, old-fashioned restaurants like the Capri — think iceberg lettuce, not arugula — had become especially appealing because they offered consistent value, and it was not just the early bird's filet mignon for $12.95.

Endangered species have become especially potent tools for conservationists because they can generate funding and legal protection for entire ecosystems.

But this local and state work has become especially critical because of the political vacuum they are filling: Virtually none of the leading national health or children's advocacy groups (with the exception of the Anne E. Casey Foundation) has yet chosen to make this a top priority.