Example sentences of "because in [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ Because in a domestic murder the husband or wife is always the obvious suspect . |
| 2 | This curse resulted in guilt , because in a way you see it was true . |
| 3 | Now we have to be careful with the word ‘ redemptive ’ because in a final way only Christ 's sufferings can be deemed truly redemptive ; but I feel that we can make guarded use of the term . |
| 4 | There is no problem with amplifying a speaker 's voice because in a room of any size you do not hear the individual 's voice as such and the electronic sound reaches everywhere at the same time . |
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| 6 | Or is it because in a way I share their disapproval ? |
| 7 | It is obviously still a necessary preventive measure because in a recent survey reported by Eason ( 1989 ) involving 1576 motorists , when asked whether they obeyed speed limits and other road laws , 5% admitted driving while over the alcohol limit . |
| 8 | Mr Broom says : ‘ The hypnotherapeutic approach is considered particularly relevant for assistance in distance running because in a very real sense you are competing against yourself . ’ |
| 9 | She remembered him laughing kindly as he said this , because he liked Joe , he liked Joe very much ; but at the same time he felt guilty about him , because in a way he had made use of him as a sort of cover . |
| 10 | ‘ It must be really hard for somebody to listen to because in a way it 's untogether , but I like chaos , it has its place . |
| 11 | These were involved because in a capitalist market economy , the organization of economic activity has historically been based on numerous fragmented units , each seeking to operate as profitably as possible , whilst paying only the costs which it is impossible to avoid . |
| 12 | Now , I want the best for you , the best that I can give you , because in a way you belong to me now , and Ben there . ’ |
| 13 | He knew , because in a town the size of Plumford everybody knew these things , that Hubert Molland had been given a combined parish a few miles outside Plumford , and that the Mollands were now living in Champney Crucis ; he knew that Kate had left school and was now doing something at the technical college ; and , more importantly , he had heard from Joe that she was going out with the local MP 's youngest son , whose name was Julian and who drove a Triumph Spitfire . |
| 14 | Nevertheless , the Labour Party is being pressed to support AV , because in a British election it would be expected to help the Liberal Democrats at the expense of the Conservatives . |
| 15 | She added with more assurance that Beuno would also soon return from his walk to the waterfall , and then wondered aloud where the Molesworths were , because in a minute they would be late . |
| 16 | The key signature actually has a B flat in it but because in a harmonic minor if you remember you raise that |
| 17 | Moreover , this rule can not be mitigated by mixing the d orbitals with p orbitals , because in a regular octahedron the d orbitals are g and the p orbitals are u . |
| 18 | Except , a small protective inner voice prompted her hurtfully , that I 'm no long-term threat to your person or your property because in a few days ' time at the very most I shall be out of your land and out of your life . |
| 19 | I read Naomi Robert 's article ( Endpiece 209 ) with interest because in a way I was one of the characters in the drama she narrates . |
| 20 | Nonetheless , we should keep the two patterns distinct , first as a matter of proper investigative practice , because the distinction though subtle is real ; second , because in a great many cases it does make a quite easily discernible difference to the interpretation intended and required ; and , third , because it has some quite substantial grammatical consequences . |
| 21 | Because in a group you y y y you get this erm the individual 's ego and they , th they take on this the super ego of the , of a leader so they get this transparent idea so if a person got a stronger ego , then they 're , then they 're less likely to lose that and take on somebody else 's ideas . |
| 22 | So it is I I I wo n't predict you know how it 's gon na be too much you know because obviously er it 's just the day to day living is quite difficult for most people have to work and cope with their families and you know so there 's not going to be er that the fundamentals are are not gon na be changed and obviously people are gon na be very broke for a long time because in a strike situation you probably do n't ever really quite recover . |
| 23 | But we then took a view about , about future years because in a sense we 've always been , obviously had to provide for the er , year impression . |
| 24 | Because in a sense the , the whole our analysis of the was that this er very moderate policy of rent reduction , interest rate reduction , of building up reductions , that in itself was producing the required results was n't it ? |
| 25 | My Lord the only point of interest and it 's really one that I took in the of the submission is that if you use an up to date nineteen ninety three figure for calculating it when it was first back to years three and a half , two and a half and one and a half years ago , then intre it would n't be fair if interest is awarded on that as well because in a sense the increase in the figure that inflation and the increased cost of living has produced because you use an up to date figure , probably equates with the interest and we can the figure an up to date one to avoid just that otherwise it would be getting the figures for each of those years and then working out interest . |
| 26 | No , I would n't say because in a way I 've saved her life . |
| 27 | This is a good time to start this scheme because in a recession it 's even more important that those in the greatest need get the most help . |
| 28 | The justice minister , Michel Vauzelle , confirming earlier statements from the presidency , said Mr Mitterrand would not leave ‘ because in a democracy , there must exist balancing factors without which liberty is not possible . ’ |
| 29 | This is because in a growing economy , business units multiply and existing businesses expand , leading to an increased demand for cash holdings for reasons of safety and liquidity . |
| 30 | Well it is but I mus n't let it annoy me Brenda because in a way he must know what he 's doing . |