Sentence examples for because they retain from inspiring English sources

"I expect they are still capable of carrying out attacks because they retain large weapons caches.

Sticks are preferable to ground cinnamon, because they retain their flavor better.

"And darker colors tend to be hotter because they retain heat," he said.

Water-resistant leather and rubber shoes are best because they retain water; plants potted in canvas sneakers and open-toed sandals require constant hydration.

But in the winter, people who want to ski or snowboard all day are well advised to avoid wearing cotton underthings, because they retain moisture, sapping body heat.

In size, they are like small main courses; in spirit, they succeed because they retain their clear Mexican identity even with creative enhancements.

Artists such as Lanyon, Heron and Hilton are not important simply because their work relates formally to international contemporaries; nor are they also-rans because they retained an allegiance to subject matter.

While other banks, like Citigroup and Merrill Lynch, were staggered by bad C.D.O.'s because they retained tens of billions of dollars of the investments, Deutsche Bank has reported only modest losses from its significant involvement in the American housing market.

Dvinosaurians and the plagiosaurid Gerrothorax were also neotenic because they retained gills, but they are only known from adult specimens.

The end of the lockout was believed to ultimately benefit Hershey because they retained more of their roster than most other AHL clubs.

Bowfins are often referred to as "living fossils", or "primitive fishes" because they retained some of the primitive characters common to their ancestral predecessors, including a modified (rounded externally) heterocercal caudal fin, a highly vascularized gas bladder lung, vestiges of a spiral valve, and a bony gular plate.