Sentence examples for habitually because from inspiring English sources
However, some researchers have argued that no sauropod would have been able to hold the neck upright habitually because of the very high blood pressure required which would damage the arterial tissue and also the brain if the sauropod ever were to lower its head (Choy & Altmann, 1992).
The ONS is habitually secretive, because it takes the confidentiality of its interviewees extremely seriously, but for the first time it has agreed to be observed at work.
They think that by 2050 average life expectancy in the best-performing country could easily reach the mid-90s.Rises in life expectancy have been habitually underestimated because it seemed unlikely that the improvement could go on for ever, and just as regularly the figures have had to be revised soon afterwards.
Giacometti habitually reworked things because he could, rather than because he should have.
Ultimately, strategies like this are successful because of their ability to influence the actions customers perform habitually rather than because of the positioning of the product.
Single men who travel solo habitually do so because they're on the road to coupledom, with the regulation family visit ("Friends With Benefits," "The Proposal") confirming that they're not psychos and therefore mating material.
The Democratic Party has marginalized progressive Catholic intellectuals for the same reason that Rome has: because they habitually challenge sacred doctrines.
The shortage of organic matter is primarily because farmers habitually remove crop stalks and leaves for livestock feed and fuel.
It must also live as it judges others, by its own share price, the more so because it habitually pays low dividends and for the past two years has paid none at all.
Having reconciled herself to life without children, Cornelia can't enjoy the freedom of her situation because the habitually uncollaborative Josh has effectively put both their lives on hold.
We know that she's 17 years old because the X Factor judges seem contractually obliged to remind us of this on a minute-by-minute basis, and we know that she can sing because she habitually sings six or seven different notes when one would do.
