Sentence examples for because a package from inspiring English sources

"The brutal reality here, which I think we all need to recognise, is that just because a package comes into prison marked 'This contains books', doesn't mean we don't have to check it to make sure that it does, in fact, just contain books," he told Today.

I know the cat has lost his joie de vivre because a package came the other day and the empty box lay discarded on the floor with no feline attempt to origami his rotund body into the small box.

Ruth endures because, as a package, on and off the field, no one approaches his staying-power swath.

Survival was better with the CHOCOBOX in patients with failures (saps II > 56) and with neutropenia, perhaps because of higher quantities of protein, or because of a "package" of integrated nutritional management, more than because of greater calories.

In Brooklyn, a busy stretch of Court Street was shut down because of a package that turned out to be an empty box.

Two men working for the national railroad said that on Wednesday the trains stopped running for about 45 minutes because of a package found unattended at the next station.

It hardly mattered that a lot of these jobs would be in Mississippi, not Virginia, because of a package of tax and infrastructure incentives McAuliffe was able to secure from Barbour, who himself made the successful transition from operative-businessman to public office when he was elected governor of Mississippi in 2003.

"It appears last quarter's drop was especially sharp because of a package of new state foreclosure laws — the 'Homeowner Bill of Rights' — that took effect Jan . 1" DataQuick President John Walsh said in a statement.

For such models to succeed, newspapers would have to work together, analysts say, because only a package of content from a range of publications would be attractive enough to draw subscribers.

Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc., the largest bottler of Coca-Cola soft drinks in the world, said today that it was recalling thousands of bottles of Coca-Cola in France because of a packaging defect that could cause the glass to break or splinter.

Just ask Gerhard Schröder, Germany's chancellor, who resigned this month as head of his party, because of resistance to a package of modest reforms.