Sentence examples for is given because from inspiring English sources
A critical evaluation of the usefulness of different types of electrodes is given, because of their central importance in electrochemical processes and in electrochemical cell design.
For in its most proper use the predicate 'indestructible' is given because it is impossible that the thing should be destroyed, i.e. exist at one time and not at another.
This improvement is given because of the proximity of the Web resources.
"You don't want to believe that that decision is given because of the reaction of the players.
bAn estimate of Akwesasne's population is given because residents in this community are notoriously difficult to enumerate.
Although there usually are refreshments at the Feast, the name is given because the spiritual activities and socialising are seen as food for the spirit.
No stars were given "because of the impossibility of averaging quality and price in this instance," John Canaday wrote.
Yes, of course, it's been given because I'm a woman scientist.
INC may not be given because a student fails to complete all course requirements on time.
No official time was given because his was not among the five fastest.
"It was given because he belittled our national values, for his recognition of the [Armenian] genocide".
