Sentence examples for also because it made from inspiring English sources

Allianz investment chief Andreas Gruber told ZDF television that the company's decision was based on concern over global warming, but also because it made good financial sense.

That show succeeded because it was very funny, and also because it made old age seem fun — close female friends in pastel tracksuits share a condo and one another's ups and downs.

We were advised not to, partly because we didn't want to encourage more column inches, but also because it made us sound so much more exciting and interesting than we were.

The strategy worked for us, not only because we launched successful products, but also because it made our original business offering – our client work – even stronger". Scan the landscape for new and interesting opportunities and fill niches as they open.

And also because it makes me feel like I am a banker.

We praise our children to the skies, partly because we think it makes them feel good, but also because it makes us feel good.

Employees at my company get four weeks of vacation beginning in their first year – not just because it's better for their lives, but also because it makes them more effective at work.

This is significant not only because it inverts more conservative gender roles, but also because it makes clear that the story isn't about love (at least not for the moment) but war.

This is sad, not only because it shuts out those with better voices than abs, but also because it makes sexuality dull, as false and uniform as the scent of deodorant.

And an interesting listen, not only because it's a story well told, but also because it makes you think, well, what is the future of podcasting outside US National Public Radio and the BBC, two well-funded, publicly minded organisations?

Because of the constantly changing list of reliable cryptographic algorithms and also because it makes good engineering sense, the first thing that needs to be done when deciding to use cryptography is to agree between sender and recipient on a choice of cryptographic algorithm, and to exchange keying information where necessary.