Sentence examples for be said that because from inspiring English sources

It can't be said that because Gashi had been described as unreliable by police that we thought he was unreliable".

Here it must be said that, because China is a closed society and the negotiations among its leadership are so opaque, we on the outside rarely know who really makes decisions about important issues – or by what process they are made; all we can see are the results that follow.

Conversely, it can be said that because current accounts are accounts, that is, a current account is an account, that they inherit all the properties common to all accounts, such as the account number or the account balance.

Against Proudfoot it may be said that: because mystics could not know that a mystical object was indescribable in any possible language, it does not follow they would not, in their enthusiasm, make a claim beyond their knowledge.

He appeared to be saying that because of Fidel Castro's dictatorship in Cuba, the Cuban boy should not be returned to his father.

Although I might just be saying that because I bailed before Cat Power came on.

Even though some people say that they are a true friend, they don't really mean it, they could just be saying that because one of their other friends has asked them to.

It is said that because the Stewart theory provides mechanistic information, it is superior to the BE approach [ 3, 35, 46, 47].

And it is said that because of an administrative glitch, more than 1m voters could turn up to find that their names are not on the electoral register.

It is said that, because both sides recruited in the same areas to build their militias, that there were some families whose members fought against each other in this battle.

Currently, the filing does not list a valuation, and sources are saying that's because they have yet to determine one.