Sentence examples for because both believe from inspiring English sources

Still, they said, CAIR's contrarian image helps with fund-raising both in the American Muslim community and among Arab governments because both believe that the federal government is biased against them.

Both believe they can do this with impunity because both believe the other will back down to avoid a clash.

Because often you both believe you're right and, because most fights are based on your subjective beliefs and opinions, you are both right to some degree!).

Because we both believe that higher education should select the best possible students, because we both believe we can identify such students only if we are free to evaluate the individual experiences and qualifications of each applicant, and because we both believe that this requires us to understand applicants' own characterizations of their race or ethnicity.

She added, "Andre and I both want to learn from them more than we're trying to teach them, because we both believe a lot of what they learn is by watching more than by anything you say".

"Mozilla is the ideal company for Cliqz to work with because we both believe in an open Internet where people have control over their data.

"We have had a respectful relationship because we both believe politics needs to be more civil," Huckabee said of McCain.

Because we both believe in bringing conscious food choices to the table, we just have different ways of doing it.

"The children's film society is partnering with UNICEF for the first time this year, because we both believe that there is nothing more important than allowing a voice for children.

But their delegation, led by Robert M. Teeter, the Bush campaign chairman, told reporters that Mr. Bush was far closer in philosophy to the Texas billionaire because both believed in private enterprise, steep cuts in the deficit and trimming the Government.

Indeed, the revolution in voting rights of the 1960's -- and it was nothing less than that -- came from Congress and the federal courts precisely because both believed that the national government ought to be the guarantor of democracy and that states with undemocratic political institutions could not be trusted to democratize themselves.