Sentence examples for explains because of from inspiring English sources
"Diets that are heavy in meat and dairy products are big loads on the environment," Jacobson explains, "because of all the animal manure that's often in very concentrated factory farms.
Largely, Lee explains, because of money.
It wasn't, he explains, because of any violent antipathy to her husband's politics.
Well, he explains, because of his polio, he did not walk until he was four.
Macaulay explains: "Because of the dome's hemispherical shape, there are hidden forces within it trying to push the sides outward.
Weight is particularly problematic as people grow older, Douglas explains, because of the strain it places on joints.
La Grange explained: "Because of the Lockerbie negotiations, we knew Gaddafi and his people quite well.
She was limping, she explained, because of liposuction, moving tenderly and somewhat unsteadily on stilettos.
"It's too difficult," she explained, "because of all the press".
It had a head start, he explained, because of all the government there.
On the other hand, such homogeneity and isotropy are difficult to explain because of the "light-horizon" problem.
