Sentence examples for because endorsing from inspiring English sources

One, because endorsing the exception is to endorse the rule.

Some of them, though, are likely doing so because Ryan is endorsing Trump.

"He is not on the call because he's endorsing my candidacy," Mrs. Bachmann made clear to what she said were 200,000 listeners across the country.

With the possible exception of the Independent – whose endorsement of the current coalition managed to take even its own journalists by surprise – the wider public couldn't give a stuff which parties newspapers endorse, because they're endorsing them via a hugely weakened medium.

Because Cornyn endorsed Crist so early on, and because of his position as chairman of the NRSC, this one fight could have national implications for Republicans.

Both groups agreed to the solution because they were exhausted by the fighting, not because they endorsed freedom of religion for its own sake.

Internalized motivation is activated when people act either because the behavior is enjoyable and challenging (intrinsic motivation) or because they endorse the values underlying the behavior (identified motivation).

Not because I endorse the idea of living like some hyper-rational Vulcan, but because computing algorithms could be a surprisingly useful way to embrace the messy compromises of real, non-Vulcan life.

"I'm endorsing Ted Cruz because I agree with his policies and because he has guts," Wilks said in the email.

They get written because they endorse the image.

"Just because someone endorsed it, doesn't mean someone put it in there," she said.