Sentence examples for because they can show from inspiring English sources
Also, the state department is happy, because they can show that they "have done something".
"Guys like it because they can show it off," Dr. Amory said.
Infographics have an emotional power because they can show you an idea — or a relationship, or how something works — very quickly.
The course culminates in an individual project that Kane said students will be eager to do not only because they can focus on what they are passionate about, but also because they can show the project to potential employers.
Because they can show far more artists in a single year than their commercial counterparts, the alternatives offer a wider range of emerging talents a better chance to be seen in New York.
Journalists do not deserve protection because they constitute a privileged group; they need it because they can show the world as it really is and allow the unheard to find a voice.
""They think because they are children they can show their temper and parents won't treat them that badly and will in the end step back and agree with whatever they ask," Chen said.
I'm tall and Caucasian, and from what I heard, Chinese people are interested in photographing someone like me because by doing so, they can show their family and friends that the places they're visiting have such a high status that they attract white Westerners as well.
Because these representations are distributed, they can show variation in internal self-consistency the firing of the cellself-consistency thewith a single state, or they can be distributed across multiple possibilities.
"We don't think they can show that, because we've offered great products at low prices," said Jim Cullinan, a spokesman.
Patrick Padgett, executive vice president of the Kentucky Medical Association, said some doctors are glad that there is a limit on the number of days a painkiller can be prescribed, because it gives them a guideline they can show to patients who are seeking longer courses of the drug.
