Sentence examples for is in because from inspiring English sources

Adams, who has had an LVAD for more than two and a half years, does not know which group he is in because the trial is "blinded".

But transit advocates contend that it has been next to impossible over the last year to determine exactly how much financial trouble the agency is in, because it has not released detailed budget numbers.

That's why Berbatov, for instance, is in because he scored the most goals for Manchester United when they won their record title.

Asked about Mr Clegg's position, he said: "I don't think we can understand Nick Clegg's position without also appreciating the position he is in because of internal Lib Dem politics.

In any case, I'm glad Ryan is in because the campaign can begin in earnest.

The body is where all the seemingly boring stuff is in, because it's the reasoning and support for your thesis.

It's in because it triggered it.

It's an uncomfortable position to be in because it's such a massive responsibility.

Maybe your little brother can be in because he's ill, though.

"It's quite challenging to define what industry we are in because everything is changing".

Because the city was headed in the direction it was in because of ideas.