Sentence examples for because this may come from inspiring English sources

Hold on to your hats because this may come as a surprise - EastEnders' Shrimpy was in Harry Potter.

And ready yourself, because this may come as a shock; according to the results of a study released today, eating more healthy stuff is better for you than eating less healthy stuff. .

And ready yourself, because this may come as a shock: According to the results of a study released today, eating more healthy stuff is better for you than eating less healthy stuff. .

Since a stout peduncle better powers "fast-start burst swims" (Webb 1982, 1984; Langerhans and Reznick 2010; Walker 2010), it is possible that dwarf Whitefish cannot maximize drag reduction because this may come at the cost of burst swimming performance.

Don't use phrases like "You have been" or "Why are you?" because this may come across as an accusation.

He added: "I suspect one of the reasons Downing Street is being so vile about me – just when I can play a positive role with Trump – is because they are worried this may come back to bite them".

This may come as a surprise, because you get to the gospels first in the New Testament.

This may come as a surprise, because for most of 2014 he was considered an odds-on favorite for reëlection against his Democratic challenger, Mary Burke.

Ms. Tiger-Williams instructed parents to try to build relationships with the students passing by "because kids may come and tell you something's going on".

Because of this, organizations may come to very different decisions for same chemical using same data.

Of interest is the correlation between limonene and m/z 135, because this product ion may come from perillyl alcohol (C10H16O), a metabolite of limonene.