Sentence examples for because when they look from inspiring English sources

The families of undocumented immigrants are the most affected, because when they look for their relatives, they cannot find them because the arrestees gave false names.

"What they are finding out is, kids are more likely to get sick looking down or level because when they look up they see the horizon in the peripheral vision," Mr. Langenhorst said.

Some of the people who live there think the government doesn't care about them any more, because when they look at their habitat, they see all the dirtiness and they feel like they have been left with no care.

So do things to get noticed, get on the An Honor roll, because when they look through it, seeing your on it, well, it might impress them.

I understand a lot of men feel the need to deal with their hairy chests because it's always there when they look in the mirror, screaming for attention.

When boys look at them [overweight girls] they feel crazy because they are fresh, but when they look at a person who is working or doing exercise they see an old girl while she's young.

[FGD 2, 16- to 19-year-olds] When boys look at them [overweight girls] they feel crazy because they are fresh, but when they look at a person who is working or doing exercise they see an old girl while she's young.

"I thought you guys helped because you believed," Vince said, when they looked a little taken aback by his engagement news.

That could be, the industry expert who spoke to HuffPost explained, because "the industry got cold feet when they looked at the results... .. Despite Fusaro and Cirillo's pro-payday loan and anti-consumer protection rhetoric, "they actually found that the median borrower has to use eight loans in a row, whether or not they get a free first loan," the expert said.

"I don't know, maybe because, when they turn on the TV, looking for news, all they can find are journalists trying to referee a pack of well-coiffed message robots shouting at each other all day from increasingly tiny boxes".

Because when they're looking for great soft skills in the limited set of technically oriented candidates making it through their ATS screens, they're effectively looking for their car keys under the street light.