Sentence examples for because a world from inspiring English sources

That's because a world without those things doesn't exist.

The Ottomans could meet only about half of their annual obligation, however, because a world financial crisis in 1873 had made new credit difficult to obtain.

"Rapture-Palooza" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) because a world of unchurched people is a pot-smoking, obscenity-laden place.

But both are persuasive that American mastery is better than any plausible alternative (if only because a world without any dominant power is itself implausible).

It's scary because a world where it's used for all transactions is one where the ability of a central bank to guide the economy is destroyed, by design.

Because a world in which IAEA inspections are avoided and the United Nation's demands are ignored will leave all people less safe, and all nations less secure.

Motive becomes almost irrelevant; because, in a world without free will, 'luck swallows everything' (Strawson, 1998), one effect of denying the electorate such knowledge is to pretty much ensure that the lucky stay lucky while the unlucky remain unlucky.

Because, in a world of obfuscation, cliche and false modesty, Tony Cascarino has been honest.

He also writes that the "fetish concepts of 'state' and 'nation' – are being hollowed out because in a world risk society, national problems can no longer be solved on a national basis" (Beck 2006, 37).

This turned out to be a dead end, and Kant never again maintained that we can have a priori knowledge about an intelligible world precisely because such a world would be entirely independent of us.

Japan lost its AAA rating in 2009 because of a world-leading debt burden.