Sentence examples for especially because it has from inspiring English sources

And the public debate has made many residents uncomfortable, especially because it has highlighted divisions between people who ordinarily live together in harmony.

I hear very little about 'race walking' yet it is a great compromise – especially because it has low impact effects – but is good for cardio vascular and bone health.

"We've experimented with Turbine Hall in so many ways, I thought it would be interesting and brave to see how this works now, especially because it has such resonance with so many contemporary artists," she said.

And I've been entranced by two of its images: Halley's Comet, which looks like it's held together by ribbons and string, and a scene that no one understands, even, indeed especially, because it has a caption: UBI UNUS CLERICUS UND ÆLFGYVA "Where a certain cleric and Aelfgyva" — what?

Kind of looks like the sleek Vespa version of one of those old Woody station wagons, especially because it has a surfboard-type front panel to it.

That being said, Flickr is still an important network to watch, especially because it has managed to maintain a foothold and consumer brand, even as Facebook has triumphed as the de facto place where users now go to upload and share photos with family and friends.

Because it had become passive, failed to raise its voice; and especially because it had handed meekly to Caesar and Sulla the power of the pursestrings.

He still couldn't sleep, he said, but the meeting in Glendale had helped ease his anguish, and especially because it had helped the Kachadoorians, too.

Madagascar is especially vulnerable because it has relatively few foreign donors.

Samasource's model is especially attractive because it has achieved big results with a small staff.

Adele's triumph is especially sweet because it hasn't involved any of the cartoonish or kittenish provocations that power so many other female pop stars' careers.