Sentence examples for because they both are from inspiring English sources

She added, "My parents are currently at home drinking as much vitamin C as possible because they both are sick".

"I always thought there was more in common between Human Rights Watch and the Bush administration than either would be comfortable thinking, because they both are revolutionaries -- in my view, quite dangerous radicals.

Grasses have long been assumed to be closely related to sedges (family Cyperaceae) because they both are primarily herbaceous with long narrow leaves and minute wind-pollinated flowers borne in spikelets.

Stan Podolsky, a fan of the show who has lived in the house attached to the Bunker residence for 15 years, said he identifies with Michael because they both are Polish.

For example, Aaron selected two organisms as most closely related because they "both are reptiles," although this was not consistent with the relationships represented by the phylogenetic tree.

For example, The VGP categorizes the show "Empire" as having something in common with "Pretty Little Liars" (two very different shows, if you're not familiar), because they both are "shows that use music to drive the central plot".

Of course not, because they both were able, at their best, to talk directly with real people.

He didn't have to come down because they both were very nervous, Good One and Bad One, but things were under control".

However until recently neither of the couple could enjoy the breath-taking views because they both were blind.

LivingSocial CEO Tim O'Shaughnessy reminded me in a conversation last week that "a lot of people lumped eBay and Amazon together 10 years ago" because they both were "ecommerce" companies.

Prof. Robert Jensen: And in some ways it's not which is worse, because they're both... They're just flip sides of the same coin.