Sentence examples for since it need from inspiring English sources
The Brooklyn Museum is far more enthusiastic, since it need not worry about ceiling height.
Since it need not pay dividends it is the purest form of capital, providing an immediate buffer against losses.
Their capacity to absorb losses would rise if this was converted into common stock, which is the purest form of capital since it need not pay dividends.
The makeup must be flawless to stand up under such scrutiny, but, since it need not be applied nightly for several months running, as in theatre, elaborate preparations are feasible.
Intention involves desire, but even predominant desire is insufficient for intention, since it need not involve a commitment to act: intentions are 'conduct-controlling pro-attitudes, ones which we are disposed to retain without reconsideration, and which play a significant role as inputs to [means-end] reasoning' (Bratman 1987, p. 20).
It is unsupervised, since it need not the label information of the data sets.
In contrast, different performance is achieved by the traditional OLLA depending on the traffic load, since it needs an ACK/NACK report to update its state.
The power of the cellular UE is increased significantly when adaptive SINR target setting is used since it needs to increase the transmit power to improve its SINR to 1 dB.
That, in theory, could mean that the whole document is stillborn, since it needs to be ratified by every EU member.
"We would not have moved here, because the taxes would easily have priced us out," Mr. Mueller said, "except that it was the perfect house for us, and we were able to get a deal since it needed significant repair".
And uninterrupted means exactly that, so you'll have to put it in the closet every afternoon, over in the corner where your poinsettia spends the fall, since it needs the same treatment.
