Sentence examples for because they have some from inspiring English sources

It's because they have some talent and oftentimes this is aurally perceived talent.

Part of this is because they have some direct influence on the formula.

Opioids are trickier because they have some value in certain conditions.

"People who want to find national differences because they have some kind of need," he said.

Everton are effective because they have some big physical lads in the team and are very direct.

"A lot of the people who are surviving are doing so because they have some money behind them.

"The Yankees and the Mets will net about $3 million to $4 million, because they have some expenses," Zimbalist said.

"People become trafficked because they have some vulnerability, which might be a family disaster, a traumatic childhood or debt.

The apprentices, chosen because they have some of the skills required to be production technologists, cross-train each other.

"Most of our offshore buyers buy here because they have some sort of connection to Bermuda," she added.

Because they have some really good girls there and it will be good sparring and good preparation.