In light of the fact that
A wordy, pretentious way to say "because" that makes simple explanations sound more complex and important than they actually are.
Examples
Examples:
- "In light of the fact that sales are down, we need to act." (because sales are down, we need to act)
- "In light of the fact that the market changed, we're pivoting." (because the market changed, we're pivoting)
- "In light of the fact that costs are rising, we're cutting back." (because costs are rising, we're cutting back)
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