Sentence examples for illustrated because from inspiring English sources

Note that in this example some source indices cannot be illustrated because they are further down the source column (but still near row 10).

It's also the only piece in the book that is illustrated because it ends with the photo from the L.A. Times, which acts almost as a punchline.

Third, the collaborative, cooperative nature of science is illustrated because students are encouraged to work in small groups but also collaborate with other groups.

Philip Morris stopped running many types of cigarette ads in the print media in 2000, announcing that it would no longer advertise in magazines like Rolling Stone and Sports Illustrated because they had many readers who were under the legal smoking age.

Rather, her lifelong goal was to write long-form stories for Sports Illustrated because she always thought print first.

Phenomena such as ocean acidification are difficult to illustrate because they happen in slow motion.

"Black Virgin Mountain" illustrates, because of what it does not say, the emotional maiming that comes from war.

"[T]his does not logically follow," Judge David Tatel wrote, "as an example illustrates: 'Because it's not cold outside, it's not snowing.

Along with his rival, Iori, Kyo has been noted by several of the series' designers as being one of the most difficult characters to illustrate because of his popularity amongst fans.

(I3/1, female) Other accounts revealed feelings that the total suppression of experienced emotions could be counterproductive, as the following interview excerpt illustrates: Because, you know, if I sort of pretend that everything is, you know, just fine.

We adopt a didactic perspective and provide a simple synthetic example to illustrate, because accuracy measurements from diagnostic tests are surprisingly commonly misinterpreted even amongst medical professionals (see Gigerenzer and Edwards, 2003).