Sentence examples for because when there are from inspiring English sources

It is also obvious that the number of sacrificed SSs increases with M. This occurs because, when there are more active RSs due to a larger resource budget, each SS may have more diverse senders; hence, the SSs are more likely to be affected as the topology changes.

"I'm going to pursue this through all the channels I have because when there are issues of bigotry we should pursue them very strongly". In a statement, bar manager Matt Taylor said Mr Amaechi was refused entry because staff received a radio message that a group matching his party's description had been "argumentative and aggressive" with another venue's door staff.

This is because, when there are participants with various levels of noise, it is a more common practice to use thresholds that rather fit the participants with higher noise.

Because when there are commercial interests around it, some little viruses can go in and rot the thing.

And those principles include human rights, human dignity, free enterprise, freedom of expression, elections, because when there are elections, people tend to vote for peace.

Mr. Wang considered this as silly because when there are resources, there is cooperation.

This is because, when there is a big one-way movement in the forward market, the whole of it is thrown, through the actions of the dealers, arbitrageurs, and the like, onto the spot market.

Freedom of speech It was only a month ago I argued that Muslims should embrace free speech because, "when there is a crackdown through legislation on "unpopular" thoughts, it usually affects them disproportionately".

We're weird because we're inexplicable; because, when there's no necessity for it that anyone sensible can see, we've committed ourselves to a set of awkward and absurd attitudes that obtrude, that stick out against the background of modern life, and not in some important or respectworthy or principled way, either.

"In this fight, the people are totally behind Víctor Cervera," said Rolinda No, a 50-year-old street vendor in Mérida, "because when there's trouble in Yucatán, we're like a family where everybody pitches in, and he's like the father of the family".

"I think it's a great idea to leave the diving board," he wrote in an e-mail, "because when there's a bad performance, the actors can be made to 'walk the plank.' " Councilman Peter F. Vallone Jr., who represents Astoria and led the push for the stage, announced the plan to remake the diving pool in December.