Sentence examples for constructed because from inspiring English sources

Little is known about how they were designed and constructed because few have ever been discovered intact.

Well, the sledgehammer was not, as we say, well constructed, because the hammer part was not well attached to the handle.

Gary Barnett, president of Extell, said the site included a new subway entrance and its foundations were already 75 percent constructed because they are shared with the transit authority.

Phil Jackson, an 11-time champion as an N.B.A. coach, has gone further in his critique, saying last summer that the Knicks were clumsily constructed because of the Anthony-Stoudemire combination.

"I argue that you can actually see a working through of [the process of self-conceptualization] in the way in which these manuscripts get constructed because, just as compilations are assemblages of multiple disparate pieces, so too London was made up of many different professions and classes who were often in tension with one another.

"You have your Holbeins and so on and then you start working out how the garments are constructed, because unless you work out how they are put together, it will never look like that," she says, stabbing a finger at a cut-out of Holbein's famous portrait of Thomas Cromwell.

Comprehensive and accurate 3D geologic models are difficult to construct because, typically, the available data are lacking (i.e., too few wells) or only surficial in scope (i.e., geologic maps).

They are easy to construct because the bedrock is soft and weathers easily.

The poems take me a long time to construct, because I try to condense as much as possible.

However, large functional liver tissue is difficult to construct because of the high oxygen consumption of hepatocytes.

The issue of proportionality, they add, is a false construct because comparing death tolls offers no help in measuring justice and legitimacy.