Sentence examples for because they often use from inspiring English sources

Sports stars are in the authorities' sights because they often use a tax scheme whereby they form image rights companies through which they are paid their sponsorship fees.

Much of the new development outside Manhattan has involved smaller projects: one- and two-family houses and small apartment buildings that can be built more cheaply than steel-trussed Manhattan high-rises, in part because they often use less expensive nonunion labor.

Because they often use different software, an open and standardized data exchange is fundamentally important.

Because they often use birds as a proxy for the health of the ecosystem, the areas of interest are referred to as Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas (IBAs).

This is particularly important to customers because they often use Jira to manage mission critical projects and downtime can mean lost business.

The bill, by Sen. Mark Leno (D-San Francisco), would treat e-cigarettes, also known as "vaping" devices, as tobacco products because they often use nicotine.

That alone is enough to confuse us today, but avid researchers also know to be wary when immigrants cite a major city as their place of origin because they often used the closest one as a proxy for the town or shtetl they really came from, assuming (no doubt, correctly) that no one here would have heard of it.

Crew members, by the way, are exempted from this ban, likely because they now often use tablets for their flight planning and for pulling up airport and navigation charts.

Loans such as those made available by Wonga are termed "payday" because they are often used by people struggling to make ends meet before they get paid.

Certainly, they were appreciated for more than their value as currency, because they were often used in jewelry and decorative arts of the period.

Also known as "last-mile" solutions because they're often used to bridge the gap between a public transit station and home or work, they include electric scooters, unicycles, hoverboards and other oddball people movers.