Sentence examples for because abroad from inspiring English sources

When I was a child you couldn't really go abroad because abroad was full of Nazis.

It is there when male characters say they are better off trying to find a wife overseas – because abroad, nobody says "you look Moroccan" or "where in Israel are you from?" It's there in the bleak factory where Simona's son Kobi works, and when he visits a better-heeled part of Israel and sees what a "real" house looks like.

Two events, above all, have forced a rethink in the way things are done and have led to the most substantial reshaping of the intelligence community since 1946-48, when Stalin was ensconced in Moscow and when MI6 did not officially exist.Ever since the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001, as a seasoned operator put it, "the community has come together because abroad has come home".

They have had to become more cautious of others because abroad they aren't surrounded by the trusted network that supported them in Britain.

They have had to become more cautious of others, because abroad they aren't surrounded by the trusted network that supported them in Britain.

From the Office for National Statistics, we obtained birth information for 31 273 cases; records were not available for 912 cases (e.g., because born abroad, or adopted) and not traced for 783 cases (e.g., because born in Scotland).

Some of those who used to manufacture car components, smelt aluminum or build ships lost their jobs because people abroad stopped buying these goods.

Half-baked policies pursued only because those abroad demand them are a sure recipe for disaster.

"Jobs like mine in China exist because investors abroad are concerned about working in an environment with communication and cultural differences," he said.

During this phase, before widespread community transmission in the United Kingdom, assessing the international situation was necessary because travel abroad represented the highest risk for infection (3 ).

Dalglish is gone because of results, because of the image abroad, and because he cut a forlorn figure on the sidelines, unable to suggest anything other than bad luck for the failings of the team.