Sentence examples for because they were exceptionally from inspiring English sources

I think those writers won prizes because they were exceptionally good writers.

And while little painting of that period has survived, even on stone, intact and fragmented painted vases from various locations abound because they were exceptionally durable, more so than metal.

We pasted some of the referees' comments, because they were exceptionally positive and you and your co-workers will be pleased to know that the work has been very well received: "This is very thoughtful and well conducted study to derive an improved quantitative model of canonical microRNA targeting model.

The broadcasts have thrived, in part, because they are exceptionally well produced.

The students in the Independent Project are remarkable but not because they are exceptionally motivated or unusually talented.

Is this because they are exceptionally talented and hard to replace or because they operate a closed shop?

We assume the Islanders are in the house because they are exceptionally good at love, because they are professionals at it, but it's actually the complete inverse: so many of them tell the cameras they have had boyfriends or girlfriends before, sure, but this weird off-the-diving-board feeling of weightlessness is something they've never felt in their lives.

Swatting flesh flies in the air works well because they are exceptionally slow due to their size.

"Typically clients come to us because they are either exceptionally busy, or do not know how London works as they are new, or both," Stirling said.

The response rate for Swedish case mothers was exceptionally high (95%), because they were approached in person in the clinics.

That's especially mysterious because Enantiornithines were exceptionally abundant (they apparently outnumbered the ancestors of modern birds before the asteroid struck) and had presumably played the same ecological roles as the ancestors of modern birds, which survived the mass extinctions.