Sentence examples for embedded because from inspiring English sources

In which case, class inequality will always be embedded, because the success stories are excluded from the figures – and it will always appear that the working class are worse-off than minority groups.

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But the video cannot be embedded because Amazon either hasn't yet mastered that technology or it simply wants you to watch the video on its site for easier one-click pre-ordering (the album comes out April 28).

High regulations [from forging into a new area of technology and automotive business] is a downside, but the upside is so high that we made a pivot from the aftermarket to embedded because we have the right technology".

"On the functionality level it will be more efficient to have it embedded, because that way we can have it more controlled and for the replacement of cartridges and filters there's more opportunities to make it a bit more efficient, as part of the building.

The problem remains deeply embedded, because "among other things, the Afghan government has lacked the political will and commitment to tackle corruption in the justice system".

Contains the There's Nothing Like A Dame routine where Michael Aspel backflips like a champ, that I can't embed because the BBC blocked it on YouTube.

Sentences with embedding are more complex than sentences without embedding, because they contain more syntactic layers in their phrasal architecture.

Pixels in noisy and textured area are better choice for embedding because they are difficult to model.

At first, some of the coefficients are excluded from embedding because of their visual or statistical relevance.

See a sample widget from Universal Music (which unfortunately I can't embed because it auto-plays music).