Sentence examples for because a range of from inspiring English sources
Diversifying boards matters because a range of perspectives, expertise and experiences strengthen their effectiveness, combating unconscious bias and "groupthink".
But it was also because public areas were flooded with police and the military and because a range of worrying tactics were used to suppress protest.
But the company, based in Wilmington, Del., has suffered because of the slump in domestic housing, because a range of its products, including Tyvek and Corian, are used in residential construction.
Analysts said that while the move took the combined French-Belgian holding to about 50percentt, it was not a straightforward nationalization, because a range of different official bodies in the two countries already held significant minority stakes.
Lindstrom and other wildlife advocates are concerned because a range of animals, including waterfowl, several grouse species, mule deer and even bees, need abundant grasslands and wetlands to thrive.
Because a range of health services would be provided in the privacy of that room, no stigma should attach to a patient who goes in for a private e-therapy session.
Joel Benenson, Mr. Obama's pollster, said in an interview he did not believe Mr. Romney would succeed in changing minds, saying, "Perceptions are pretty baked in because of a range of positions on both the economic front and the social front".
In Australia, Indigenous people are particularly at risk because, on a range of health and social indicators, they are the most marginalised of any identifiable group.
