Sentence examples for because he contributes from inspiring English sources

But the prosecutor objected to him because he contributes to Republicans.

But Judge Perkins was removed from the case because he contributes to Democrats, and Mr. DeLay's lawyers objected.

Torre was more emphatic than Posada, calling Soriano one of the leading candidates for the league's Most Valuable Player award because he contributes with offense, defense and his personality.

Whether the reconciliation talks succeed or fail, Fayyad is now in a win-win scenario: If the national reconciliation dialogue reaches agreement, he will be in good shape because he contributed to paving the way for that agreement.

Others had heard of him because he contributed vocal hooks to two tracks on "Watch the Throne," the much-anticipated collaboration between Jay-Z and Kanye West that was one of the biggest-selling records of 2011.

DENVER — A federal grand jury in New Mexico is investigating accusations that Gov. Bill Richardson's administration gave lucrative contracts to a California financier because he contributed heavily to the governor's political action committees, a person familiar with the grand jury proceedings said Thursday.

(Emmanuel Frimpong is considered a renaissance man for an athlete because he contributed some guest bars to a Lethal Bizzle track).

Not least because I hope he contributes some mecha designs to the new series.

In truth, he is more at home in the School of Ogden Nash of Rye, New York.Mr Trillin describes himself as a "Deadline Poet" because of the rhyming verses he contributes regularly to the Nation.

There is so much to remember about Dr. King because of all he contributed to civil rights and equality for all people, but let us never forget that he gave the ultimate sacrifice to advance the cause of equal rights and justice for not just black people, but for ALL people.

Even so, Abbott's work is necessary and important because he has contributed something no one else could contribute to the lake: stories written in prose so exuberant and maximalist that when I first read his work on the subway in New York when I was twenty, I was so frustrated that I abandoned the book, his collection Dreams of Distant Lives, leaving it on the seat where I had been sitting.