Sentence examples for proposed because it from inspiring English sources

11 The TNSc, a shorter and more easily applied clinical version of the formal TNS, is a composite measure that includes symptoms, signs, and ability aspects, and its use is proposed because it appears superior to NCI-CTCAE in terms of responsiveness.

He'd never married, he said in the film - and only once proposed because it seemed the civil thing to do.

The day most Occupy camps got going – 15 October – was first proposed because it marked the five-month anniversary of the Spanish occupation.

The deviations arise, the study proposed, because it is not always easy to add new nodes to a net: actors with more movie credits will attract more and more collaborators -- until they get too old to act at all.

The report is marked "proposed" because it has been sent to the two groups for their comment, but one of the three members of the commission, Edward McGaffigan, said it was "the staff's best description so far of their position".

Mr. Lynch said the union was willing to discuss lengthening work shifts for the police, something Mr. Bloomberg has proposed because it could save the city millions of dollars.

Tony Kushner's "Angels in America" is the perfect American play, Ruhl proposes, because it interweaves morality and mystery strands: an AIDS drama of national shame and redemption that hinges on theatrical fantasy.

It's a powerful use case to propose because it's immediately apparent that if one already has an Apple Watch for the benefits of notifications and communication it offers, migrating the functions of other dedicated gadgets with similar radio and sensor loadouts to the wearable makes a ton of sense.

As of now, they're expected to kill the Democrats proposed law, because, it seems, they're listening to the same special interests who successfully pedaled their greed to The Post.

And I strongly support the faith-based initiative that we're proposing because I don't believe it violates the line between the separation of church and state.

This principle is the first to be proposed because of its historical antecedence; it is related to the famous Hippocratic ' primum nil nocere'– first of all, do no harm' of medical ethics, although not identical to it [ 9, 17, 18].