Sentence examples for format because it from inspiring English sources

PsycEXTRA is different from PsycINFO in its coverage, and also in its format, because it includes abstracts and citations plus full text for a major portion of the records.

The video was circulated in its original computer file format because it was released prior to the advent of the video sharing website YouTube.

Some movie executives are leaning toward the HD DVD format because it is seen as the cheaper of the two.

A Spanish version aired on Telemundo in 1998, but viewers rejected the format because it wasn't a telenovela.

Family Tree lent itself to this format because it doesn't really have an end – Tom can just go on tracking down his family in far-flung places.

League officials also say they favor the new format because it conforms to league standards nationwide, of which preseason drafts and inter-league championship play are staples.

Particularly for Therapeutic Guidelines, this sometimes translated to a preference for paper formats because it had been provided for free (typically by pharmaceutical companies).

Perhaps because of its unusual format, perhaps because it lacked blood and guts, perhaps because its author was unknown, "The Gallery" was initially a hard sell.

She uses a banquet camera -- an old-fashioned kind of panoramic camera with a 7-by-17-inch format -- because it comes closest to the elongated format she suspects originated in China.

Don't make the mistake of choosing a CV format just because it looks easy or is close to a format you've already got.

Jacobs ponders the art-text connection further: "I like to play with format, mostly because it often feels like the major storytelling formats people write in novel, short story, plays, screenplays are sort of arbitrary, and there's really only a handful of those arbitrary options.