Sentence examples for began because it from inspiring English sources

The design had to be sorted out before production began, because it would be too costly to fix problems in the vast numbers that were to be manufactured.

If, for instance, an object orbits the Sun twice for every three Neptune orbits, and if it reaches perihelion with Neptune a quarter of an orbit away from it, then whenever it returns to perihelion, Neptune will always be in about the same relative position as it began, because it will have completed 1½ orbits in the same time.

Some GPs were found to be ineligible once the project began because it transpired that they had over-estimated the numbers of English-speaking patients aged 60 or over attending their practice.

"I put it in a parcel in a bank when the war began because I thought it might hurt people's feelings.

It all began because I had a craving for pigs' feet.

Collaboration rather than competition, beginning in preschool, is a promising place to begin because it offers the possibility of equity and excellence.

Without a body to bury, without assurance of death, real grieving can't even begin, because it is often viewed as disloyal.

Apparently, it decided the season for arrogance and tone-deafness has just begun because it promptly squelched any budding good will by squashing the trade of Hornets guard Chris Paul to the Lakers.

Some police and government officials said last week that a massive manhunt was under way, even as other officials were saying a search had not even begun because it was unclear whether the crew was officially missing.

"Transport was a great place to begin, because it captures all the problems - a lot of transactions, frequently, all cash-based".

Don't "wait for your life to begin" because it's already happening.