Sentence examples for because they introduced a from inspiring English sources

And they are competitors not because they've embraced Pokémon, but because they introduced a new concept in dating – whether that's the "girl talks first," in Bumble's case, or happn's "missed connections".

Centralized crypto exchanges like Coinbase are easy but expensive because they introduce a middleman.

The Republicans proposed three bills — to finance veterans' programs, the National Park Service and federally run services in Washington — but because they introduced the measures under a fast-track procedural rule that required a two-thirds vote, each of them failed.

The Americans have probably been the best liked because they introduced Coca-Cola.

The Erika packages are controversial because they introduced the new legal concept of "serious negligence".

And every one of those bandwagons brought me closer to finding my true calling because they introduced me to new people and beautiful moments.

These two statements were chosen because they introduced the idea of extending the role of the healthcare provider beyond the clinic to the community and its health problems.

These simulation results indicate that the myopic control mechanisms achieve better performance than the reactive strategies, because not only they introduce a planning horizon, but also because they balance local and global objectives, seeking a consensus.

On the one hand, affirmative action policies seem to violate the constitution's equal protection clause, because they introduce race as a factor in decisions about how people should be treated by the law.

In general, dating apps are useful because they introduce you to a massive dating pool, which you're free to swim around in. Please, take a backstroke.

We investigated such cofactor-coupled reactions (a) because they introduce non-linearity in the simulated dynamical systems, and (b) because cofactors are usually involved in many reactions and thus generate network-wide metabolite dependencies.