Sentence examples for because they include much from inspiring English sources

Windows 8 convertibles have to cost more than ordinary laptops because they include much more expensive parts, such as SSDs (solid state disks) and multi-touch screens.

These fossils are remarkably well preserved, and because they include impressions of featherlike, filamentous structures that covered the body, they have shed much light on the relationship between birds and Mesozoic dinosaurs.

They do charge much higher fees - although the amount is often blurred because they include living costs alongside tuition fees.

The two edited reports (so much tauter than verbatim ones) of the discussions are worth reading because they include so many interesting experiments.

Hamas rejected the ceasefire because it did not include much of the region, such as the border areas being used to evacuate the injured, saying in a statement that it was "just for media consumption and has no value".

The president's budget is also out of balance because it includes much more in cuts than it does in revenue hikes, and the increases being proposed -- 'closing loopholes' -- skirts around this country's real tax inequity.

This is likely because these studies included much younger populations.

Third, important biomarkers might not have been identified as classifiers because early-stage tumours were included much more often than were advanced-stage tumours in this study.

In this reading, the government is still standing not because it is up to the task of keeping Italy out of Europe's sovereign debt crisis, but because an entire political and professional class -- including much of the news media that shape public opinion in Italy -- is dependent on Mr. Berlusconi for its jobs and its standing in society.

Vast swaths of countryside are also inaccessible, including much of the north, because the roads from Damascus are too dangerous.

Ms. James said she included much of the music because it was what she played when she needed to drown out the noise made by her two sons as she wrote in her living room in West London.