Sentence examples for both because it makes from inspiring English sources
Alicia Dougherty-Wold, who who oversees Facebook's content strategists, told The Huffington Post in an interview last year that Facebook strives for simplicity and pithiness in the language it chooses, both because it makes the site seem faster, and because it makes its users more comfortable opening up.
"We certainly operate with one foot in the pop world, but never both because it makes us uncomfortable," says Doherty. "We don't feel like we belong there.
The economy: Broadly speaking, the schools want to take siblings and legacies, both because it makes life easier for families and because it deepens relationships, which many believe results in long-term generosity.
Broadly speaking, the schools want to take siblings and legacies, both because it makes life easier for families and because it deepens relationships, which many believe results in long-term generosity.
ABC executives are suggesting that "The Runner" could be the ideal television idea, both because it makes viewers into active players, and because it opens up unmatched opportunities for advertisers to embed plugs for their products into the content of the show.
I won't include our subsequent discussion about image-based culture and its implications for patriarchy because it makes us both sound like pricks.
It is increasingly being used in both remodeling and new construction because it makes practical sense.
Yet many continue to have an obsession with warm, glowing skin and sparkling locks because it makes both sexes feel more attractive - seemingly, at any cost.
Apple has a much better track record on updates because it makes both the software and the machines that run it.
Either way, we would expect the new chief executive to look for further significant cost savings within the businesses, and to re-examine whether the diverse group of businesses in CRH still makes sense, both from an industry standpoint, and because it makes it difficult for investors to understand the potential/risks.
Because it makes people uncomfortable.
