Sentence examples for because when they break from inspiring English sources

Biodegradable bags are not exempt because when they break down they can still cause damage.

There is a thrill among hackers in targeting these services because when they break in, they hit the mother lode of private data.

"Kangaroos are not greenhouse-gas emitters because they don't produce methane when they break down their food," the 47-year-old New Yorker explains.

The condition is life-threatening for anyone, but particularly dangerous for someone with Jesse's disease, because red blood cells liberate protein when they break down.

There is no net increase in carbon dioxide when they break down because the plants that bioplastics are made from absorbed that same amount of carbon dioxide as they grew.

That was another warning for Wenger ahead of this weekend, because Manchester City are particularly dangerous when they break forward with pace.

(A sidenote in defense of horse racing: Most people think that racehorses are killed when they break legs because they are now "worthless". This is simply untrue.

If they can't be honest with themselves about the nature of the game, that's their problem although it often becomes my problem too, when they break it off because they have too many feelings.

But staff stopped using the x-ray and cardiograph machines because they could not be mended when they broke: no one had the skills and it was too hard to get parts.

Fasting is a good way to do this because, when you're breaking bread with someone, inviting non-Muslims to have that iftar meal together, it shows that it's not a big deal, nor is it spooky or weird.

"Ready-made ties are specified for police as a safety measure because they break away when pulled, depriving a suspect of the opportunity to choke or otherwise injure an officer in a confrontation," Mr. Browne said.