Sentence examples for likewise, because from inspiring English sources

Likewise, because they had fought alongside Iraqi forces against Iranians, their popular support in Iran is low.

Likewise, because the team plays up in one corner of the state, it does not figure prominently in the region's sporting consciousness.

Likewise, because people generally choose the path of least resistance, pension coverage increases when workers are automatically enrolled in a scheme and given the choice to opt out.

There Mercury was associated with Maia, who became identified as his mother through her association with the Greek Maia, one of the Pleiades, who was the mother of Hermes by Zeus; likewise, because of that Greek connection, Mercury was considered the son of Jupiter.

Likewise, because of how the aggregation process is defined, the average weight necessarily keeps on growing as well.

Likewise, because some populations were already leaving Africa, it would have taken time for the skill to spread in Africa before being carried elsewhere.

For my own part, I have watched Terence Davies's The Long Day Closes repeatedly because, likewise, it takes me back to the world of growing up.

Likewise, whether because of a naturally calm temperament or because it was inculcated by his officer training, he appeared to be having an easier time reacclimating to civilian life than a lot of other men in Alpha Company; in mid-December, his only complaint was boredom.

The company also said that a failed April test was likewise "irrelevant" because the laboratory did not use the correct amount of cement blend.

And evidence that places like the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota or the Cleveland Clinic are doing it is likewise dismissed because their unique structures (for example, their physicians work on salary rather than being paid for each service) make them seem as far from Middle America as Sweden is.

"Friend clutter", likewise, accumulates because it's effortless to accumulate it: before the internet, the only bonds you'd retain were the ones you actively cultivated, by travel or letter-writing or phone calls, or those with the handful of people you saw every day.