Sentence examples for is left because from inspiring English sources
Finally, underspecificity occurs when too much room for interpretation is left because not enough details are provided.
I'm out here now because I'm leaving BECAUSE THE PARK IS A SHEET OF ICE.
A second says, "Our children are leaving because right now the upstate economy is the slowest in the United States".
He said he was leaving because, "I've seen them all," referring to the players who participated in the camp.
The father thinks he is leaving because of the reprimand.
In Pennsylvania, the once-popular Democratic incumbent, Ed Rendell, is leaving because of term-limits.
As they come aboard, one agency is leaving because of conflicts.
He is leaving because of his enhanced pension after all the overtime.
He's replacing Dr. Matthew McBrady, who is leaving because of a new role in the financial industry.
The company has denied reports that Mr Bentley is leaving because of a boardroom rift.
He is leaving because the challenge at Celtic no longer exhilarated him.
