Sentence examples for because they refer from inspiring English sources

You can tell when the nurses really like someone, because they refer to her by the less formal "Miz".

On the other hand, previous research suggested that cognitive styles significantly affect student learning because they refer to how learners process and organize information.

Those figures can be misleading because they refer to the combined amount of cocoa powder and cocoa butter in the product, and the flavanol content varies widely.

For Abelard, only individuals are real; universals are indeed names or mental concepts, but they have meaning because they refer to individuals.

Mr. Weiner, known for using text in his work, said that he chose these words because they refer to the grid of the city and the asphalt surface of the street.

Msgr. Francis Maniscalco, spokesman for the bishops conference, said in an interview on the plane that the distinctions between "notorious" and other priestly abusers were made only because they refer to the code of canon law, the laws of the Roman Catholic church, which treat "notorious" or scandal-causing acts more seriously because they can cause others to lose their faith.

The case studies were very different because they referred to different sectors.

Those names, the group said, were offensive because they referred to massacres of Indigenous people.

Earlier in the year, the government released 35,000 Malay-language Bibles that had been impounded because they referred to God as Allah.

Clarkson and his team are accused of deliberately driving cars with licence plates calculated to offend Argentinians because they referred to the 1982 Falklands conflict.

Why? "Because they referred to the previous regime and during the Balkan war many were dynamited," says Kempenaers. "They refer to the fight for independence of Marshall Tito's partisan army, who led the resistance against the German army".