Sentence examples for because I concluded from inspiring English sources

During my tenure as F.B.I. director, I refused to allocate bureau resources to investigating the Mujahedeen Khalq, because I concluded, based on the evidence, that the designation was unfounded and that the group posed no threat to American security.

Indeed, Mr. Brooks, 44, the chief human resources officer for WPP, the marketing and communications conglomerate, who has lived in the Beresford for three years, said: "I am not leaving because of the building but because I concluded that I really want to live downtown.

I concluded, "Because wild animals don't get the medical care to which our companion animals are privy, those who suffer from extreme and debilitating psychological disorders simply die, as do those who suffer serious physical injuries and illness.

"I concluded that because of the intervening phrase 'or any other group,' writing 'homosexuals"" -- with the apostrophe indicating possession -- "(and hence 'any other group's') would violate what is perhaps the first rule of English usage: that no construction should call attention to its own grammatical correctness.

I concluded it was because our business model did not incorporate feminine principles into its DNA.

I concluded that this is because of my background as a Northeasterner.

When it came time for me to leave (I had accepted, after days of tortured soul-searching, a job as CBS News Pariss correspondent because I had concluded that the Times would never send me there), Abe walked across the entire newsroom, threw his arms around me and whispered, "We are truly sorry to lose you".

"So I conclude that, because their veracity is self-evident, my words are accepted as truths".

This is somewhat unexpected because in the theoretical model, I conclude that the length of migration trips increases when border enforcement is increased since migration costs increase.

Defenders of hedge funds often cite it because it concluded that the funds do generate alpha on a consistent basis.

The Illinois Supreme Court did not inquire into the circumstances of the Lombard roadblock because it concluded that such roadblocks were unconstitutional regardless of circumstances.