Sentence examples for because deciding from inspiring English sources

Numbers matter, because deciding where to draw the nationalization line isn't easy.

The defendant's testimony often becomes the focal point of the trial because deciding whether there was a fraud can depend on the person's credibility.

But people close to the project said the president was actually paralyzed, because deciding on Chile would lead to huge, destabilizing protests.

The Fed had not used that authority with any regularity since the 1930s, largely because deciding which sectors of the economy should get credit is not normally the job of a central bank.That changed this year.

Because deciding on the level of the licence fee, or how the BBC should be funded are ultimately proxy questions for a much bigger issue: what is the BBC for?

None of this comes easy because deciding what not to do, at whatever level, is at least tacitly admitting to limitations, and can come across as a lack of ambition or competence.

29 More importantly, the costs do not arise because candidates decide to enter a primary or because the parties decide to conduct one, but because the State has, as a matter of legislative choice, directed that party primaries be held.

Not because we have to but because we decided to.

Spells may, however, not only end because individuals find employment but also because they decide to leave the labor market.

"We won the game at Blackpool because we decided to win the game and we have lost today because we decided to lose.

"Because a lot of what's happening with this team is because he decided to re-sign".