Sentence examples for this sense because from inspiring English sources

Most figures inside the corporate news media have lost this sense, because, as Upton Sinclair pointed out a century ago: "It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it".

Before the South Carolina vote, I made the case that Gingrich has been an ideal rival for Mitt Romney, because his own weaknesses, compromises and baggage make it difficult for him to deliver the strongest anti-Romney arguments; he has to pick fights with the moderators and the media, in this sense, because it's hard for him to win a fight with Romney himself.

Organisms are inexplicable in this sense because their arising would be "in the highest degree contingent".

Events, or Hume's impressions and ideas are never substantial in this sense, because they are fleeting.

The close space sublimation (CSS) technique is very attractive in this sense because it is simple, inexpensive, and can be adapted for industrial use.

The Lagrangian is separable in this sense because neither the constraints nor the objective function involve a nonlinear function coupling the selection of values p(h1) and p(h2) for different channel realizations h1≠h2.

This makes sense because, as discussed above, in this study, 'past users' are not true abandoners.

And this makes sense because, as with Burchill, Amis's philosemitism is quasi-sexual and mucho ridiculous.

Collaboration like this makes sense, because this is one game no country can win alone.

"This makes sense because of the nature of the tumors".

This makes sense – because Broons fans are a tough crowd.