Sentence examples for because he consolidated from inspiring English sources

They also say that because he consolidated his base in the primaries, he was freer than past Republican nominees to move toward the center now.

High-throughput technologies are an attractive approach for clinical diagnostic testing because they consolidate single-gene tests and allow deep characterization of targeted regions of the genome enriched in cancer genes that are frequently altered at an affordable cost and in an efficient time frame [ 6].

Alluding to recent election losses by the party, Shabana Azmi, a Muslim member of Parliament, said, "Modi wants the rioting and arson to continue because he believes this will consolidate the Hindu vote bank".

As with everything Corbett is involved in, it could be read two ways: by tipping off Arnott he ensured that Lee and Cafferty were out of the way – but did he do that because he's a villain consolidating power or because he's an undercover cop whose cover was potentially blown?

There's no question that the Biennial was significant, though less because it introduced new ideas than because it consolidated impulses already in the air.

"We tested a few different models, and some of our regional managers were let go because we consolidated some of the markets.

And Republicans think they're winning because they just consolidated their base, rounding out Trump with a traditional conservative.

She lost a floor seven months ago because the company consolidated and moved some offices to cheaper quarters.

U.S. airlines don't figure into the mix because most have consolidated first and business into one class.

In July, Karl Rove, Mr Bush's campaign manager, argued that "Al Gore is likely to have a significantly larger bounce out of his convention, because he's further behind in consolidating his base than we are in ours".

But if Mr. Samaras does decide eventually to force new elections, analysts said, it would mainly be because he sees an opening to consolidate his power in order to push through more reforms and face down Greece's increasingly weak unions, which he has managed to catch off guard through his use of emergency edicts.