Sentence examples for be fine because it from inspiring English sources

And it will be fine, because it has to be.

The staff assumed their store would be fine because it had always turned a good profit.

"I think that we will be fine, because it is the last game," he said in Spanish through an interpreter.

If you do tick checks at the end of every day you should be fine, because it takes at least 24 hours — more often 36 to 48 hours — for an infected tick to transmit Lyme.

But that turned out to be fine, because it was my second and even more enjoyable trip through La Chartreuse de Parme, and my first acquaintance with one of the most wonderful books I've ever come across, A Tale of Love and Darkness by Amos Oz.

In the same Fortune story, he says that despite the increased competition from internet radio, Sirius will be fine because it introduces listeners to new music that may not be in their iPod libraries and has exclusive content from sources like Howard Stern and CNN.

So, to recap: allowing a temporary payroll tax rate cut to expire is fine, because it isn't really "raising taxes" due to its temporary nature; but allowing a temporary income tax rate cut to expire on the top two percent is definitely not fine, because it is really "raising taxes".

"In some ways, the tobacco bonds are fine, because it buys them additional time to grow out of its problems or come up with a way to address the issue of long-term spending control," Ms. Woodell said.

But maybe full cream was fine, because it was just a tiny — My phone was ringing.

The rationale is that it's fine, because it's all about women, no men involved.

Which is fine because it's a wonderful place to do nothing much in.