Sentence examples for because bills from inspiring English sources

Griffin said that HRC would be "short-sighted" to endorse Duckworth over Kirk because Kirk has been a "strong ally in the Republican Party" and claimed that "because bills in the House and Senate have differed, comparing his rating to a House Member's is apples to oranges".

"People are angry because bills are high and salaries are low".

She valued her work, and inheriting three young children only increased its importance, "I couldn't go out on disability because bills have to be paid," she said.

This is when you owe money to your gas and electricity supplier, often because bills are estimated rather than actual or when direct debit payments have not altered despite the suppliers' price hikes.

Because Bills officials have said little since the plan was revealed, speculation has run rampant that games in Toronto, Canada's largest city, could be a first step in permanently relocating the team there.

Because bills must be printed three days before they are voted on, much of the Legislature's horse trading must conclude by tomorrow night, since the session is supposed to end on Thursday.

Among the complainants are those who are unable to secure mortgages or loans because billing mistakes have compromised their credit record.

Blogger deBronkart's problem occurred because billing codes generally don't distinguish between when doctors are performing tests merely to rule out a condition and when a patient actually has the disease.

Because bill color is a much more dynamic ornament and because badge size does not signal testosterone levels in our population, we suggest that bill color signals testosterone-related aggressiveness in the non-breeding season in house sparrows.

But because these bills have politically controversial elements, efficiency policy languishes.

In other words, don't hold your breath because the bills are unlikely to be paid.