Sentence examples for present that because from inspiring English sources

In perhaps the show's most heartbreaking episode, Karen Boies, a mother whose daughter was killed in a house fire, visibly shrinks under the gaze of a detective who convinces her, through hours of interrogation without a lawyer present, that because she failed a polygraph test, she must have been the one to set the fire.

In perhaps the show's most heartbreaking episode, Karen Boes, a mother whose daughter was killed in a house fire, visibly shrinks under the gaze of a detective who convinces her, through hours of interrogation without a lawyer present, that because she failed a polygraph test, she must have been the one to set the fire.

This chapter presents that, because of the excellent biocompatibility, matching shade, good anti-corrosion ability, bioceramics are ever more widely being used in the biomedical field.

At present that is impossible, because most electricity in Britain is "traded" between the generation and supply arms of the same firms.

That two Morgan brothers were present that day seemed appropriate, because the Morgans are a large family with many links to sliding sports.

An opposing viewpoint was presented that contends that, because of the low sensitivity and specificity of ductal lavage, the procedure is not accurate in identifying high-risk patients based on cytology alone and may carry significant risk for false-negative findings.

We'll work hard at presenting that big, wide view, because most of us never have a chance to see it.

Consequently, islands present in that genome because of lateral gene transfer (LGT) are handled much more poorly than the rest of the genome.

I concede it's unusual to send a check as a present, because that's typically the kind of move a grandma makes.

6. Oklahoma City Thunder Tuesday's game against the Washington Wizards was all about Kevin Durant's future, but for the Thunder, they have to think about the present, because that's all they're guaranteed.

("Bring some pillows, some snacks!") She is aware, from actors in the Royal Court production, of the perception that the UK remains behind the US in opportunities for non-white actors, and remembers the frustration of feeling unrepresented: "Black people have had to become great at seeing ourselves where we are not present because that's where we grew up.