Sentence examples for arranged because from inspiring English sources

Islam said the concert was only arranged because he believed in the cause.

An Israeli paratroop officer said their departure had been arranged because they were sick, with undisclosed ailments.

The Arizona Diamondbacks' B game was arranged because Schilling does not want to pitch against National League teams in spring training.

Averroës, a close friend of the boy's father, had asked that the interview be arranged because he had heard of the extraordinary nature of the young, still beardless lad.

Susan Carlton, a co-author of "The Nanny Book: The Smart Parent's Guide to Hiring, Firing and Every Sticky Situation in Between" (St. Martin's Griffin, 1999), says play dates are often arranged because two nannies are friends.

This unusual joint sale and share of proceeds was arranged because no one knows who owns the statue, or how and when it left Egypt or entered the museum.

Trials of later suspects become much harder to arrange because of the time that has elapsed.

It's a sad little cockfight they arrange because they have no talent themselves".

"Mergers of equals aren't easy to arrange, because neither is dominant enough to drive through the changes required".

Such a structure could be difficult to arrange because of tax consequences and also because of Vivendi Universal Entertainment's complex deal with Mr. Diller's company.

The program opened with Tori Amos's "Mother," a relatively easy work to arrange because the original is written for piano and voice.