Sentence examples for then that because from inspiring English sources

"The trust is then that because everyone holds their data, no one needs to give their data to everyone else.

It is too bad, then, that because of loan restrictions, "Take Note!" will be here for so short a time.

A shame, then, that because of the IOC's curious machinations, it is unlikely to take place before 2028.

There was the belief then that because they were so good at baseball, the Boston players embodied goodness — were noble and invincible figures.

Smith, an assistant coach for the All Blacks, said then that because there were fewer stoppages in the game and the ball was in play about 40 minutes per test, the conditioning of officials would have to improve to cope with the increased tempo and intensity of international rugby.

Are you saying, then, that because your ancestors died fighting in the Civil War that all are enlightened enough to "critique" the state of black America -- in 2016?

If the symbolism sounds heavy, then that's because it is.

If all this sounds rather vague then that is because Pessoa wished it so.

If this all sounds like Alice in Wonderland economics, then that's because it is.

If that makes it sound like there's a competitive free market in children, then that's because there is.

If Nadal displays little surprise in recounting this, then that's because he has long been used to such behaviour.