Sentence examples for seen because the from inspiring English sources

Few regulatory obstacles to the deal have been seen because the drug industry remains fairly fragmented.

How quickly they can clear those, if and when the rain stops, remains to be seen because the pitch certainly wouldn't appear to be playable as it is.

"Adverse effects may not have been seen because the injected quantities were too small to be effective and the larger cell numbers, sufficient to produce a major benefit, may have greater concomitant hazards," he added.

Mrs. Randall, who works at the federal courthouse nearby, said she felt comforted in a way by what they had seen because the distance from the events of last Tuesday seemed to disappear.

While county fairs and farm equipment meets often feature displays of distinctive green John Deere tractors, the bright red of International machinery, which includes the Farmall models and brand, is more frequently seen because the company was for many years the largest maker of tractors.

The latest episode began on Aug. 28, when The Times of London published a photograph on its front page of a dark-haired woman wearing earrings and what appeared to be pink lipstick, which can be seen because the woman is not wearing the chador, or traditional Islamic veil.

They must have liked what they saw because, the next day, 4,953 people turned up, followed by 4,433 on the third day and 2,558 on the final day.

"The more you're in the limelight the less you see, because the gaze is fixed on you".

I watched long-distance cycle races that not even the camera cars could see, because the roads ran through the forest.

Having been taught the uniformitarian view, Alvarez wasn't sure what to make of what he was seeing, because the change, he later recalled, certainly "looked very abrupt".

At the Neue Galerie, they're a little hard to see because the light levels are kept low, but that's all right.