Sentence examples for because whilst from inspiring English sources

The test will come in how it can implement this maxim itself - because, whilst Bailey tries to set MirrorFootball.co.uk and 3am.co.uk apart from "general news" content, many folk will consider soccer and celebs fit squarely in that category.

I am however finding it hard to comment further on this short story because, whilst I didn't find it as much of a chore to read as The Jubilee Express, there isn't actually much else to comment on.

Here, we argue, that data from individual differences analyses and brain imaging analyses are complementary and must be considered together, because, whilst they relate to the same underlying cognitive systems, they have quite different properties.

Not least because, whilst I seem to spend more time speaking to special advisers than I do to my own family, Fiona Cunningham - Mrs May's special adviser - had never returned my calls in more than two years.

Although from a musical rather than a book, the word supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is worth mentioning here because, whilst it was used in the 1964 film Mary Poppins, similarly spelled variants of the word, such as supercalafajalistickespeealadojus, existed earlier, since at least 1949.

There were proteins highlighted in the equine study that were not in this canine study, including COMP, fibronectin and chondroadherin, because, whilst they were abundant in the samples, they were not significantly different across the different treatment groups.

But in a different conversation that selects the counterpart relation of being a dog because then whilst all of his counterparts will be dogs Harry won't be essentially golden because some of his counterparts will be other colours.

"This links nicely to the Rebekah Brooks story, because I think whilst it's trying to say that nobody should be above the law here, there has to be a public interest in journalists doing their business, and not every transgression should necessarily be prosecuted, that's one of the things we have to make very clear," he said.

There is a need for the design of new inhibitors because current drugs, whilst effective in vitro have not shown good in vivo activity.

Jane is very clever and was bullied because of this whilst at school.

Stephen admits to giving her aspirin, though did not realize she was getting sicker because of it, whilst Megan figures out that Daphne was electrocuted.