Sentence examples for because they highlight from inspiring English sources

And Asimov's robot stories are fun precisely because they highlight the unexpected complications that arise when robots try to follow his apparently sensible rules.

"Picks can cause consternation but I think they serve the reader because they highlight a range of opinion," Mr. Etim said.

I share these three experiences with you because they highlight my evolving perspective on leadership and the value of an MBA.

It also states that if an employee is dismissed because they highlight wrongdoing – what is termed a "protected disclosure" – it will be treated as unfair dismissal.

But, she said: "The findings are important because they highlight the devastating consequences of bullying and the need for zero tolerance programmes.

And rather adding insult to injury, Mansfield in Nottingham installed neon pink lights at two underpasses, not just for their calming effect but also because they highlight spotty skin.

According to Petrov, it's possible the Soviets deliberately allowed the magazines to grow in popularity because they highlighted "the human face of the Soviet system as opposed to the ugly parody of Stalinist North Korea".

Another said that while the commercials were very good because they highlighted Mr. Giuliani's record in New York City, "you're not going to put together the campaign strictly through broadcast media".

The two competing interventions, laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) for gallbladder disease versus renal dialysis for chronic renal disease, were selected because they highlighted conflicting criteria influencing the allocation of healthcare resources.

In this post, I note how zombies and aliens would be good against prejudice because they would highlight our common ingroup membership.

It's fascinating that the grimmest subjects can be considered suitable for the limpest dramas or tackiest documentaries because they supposedly "highlight" issues.