Sentence examples for because he provides a from inspiring English sources

Every driver sees his team mate as his biggest rival because he provides a true benchmark in the same equipment.

Because he provides a refreshing departure from the Molinari era, we endorse Robert Straniere in the Republican primary for Staten Island borough president.

Kielty, a switch-hitter, may have the strongest chance at making the team out of spring training because he provides a right-handed option for a team that leans heavily to the left side.

A player like Brad Stuart rarely shows up on the score sheet but his value increases in the playoffs because he provides a lot of minutes of smart, steady hockey from the blue line.

Regarding the artwork, Ament said, "The reason that we went with Tchad [Blake] is because he provides an amazing atmosphere to songs....So, I think we wanted the artwork to represent that....One of the themes that we've been exploring...is just realizing that in the big scheme of things, even the music that we make when we come together, no matter how powerful it is, it's still pretty minuscule.

The award, named in honour of the famous war correspondent, went to Abdul-Ahad because he provided a rare insight into the reality of the Anglo-American occupation, the award's judges said.

Which is especially unfortunate because he has a gift for penetrating judgments, for example, that Ronald Reagan was elected governor of California because he provided "a political outlet for the outrages that, until he came along to articulate them, hadn't seemed like voting issues at all".

That was why Prinze's appearance was so disturbing, even more so because he provided an infomercial for his film.

Because Mr. Strasburg is introspective, he provides a window into the reverberations of combat violence within one veteran's psyche and from there outward.

'Q' also appears to be keeping his eyes on recent competitors' gadgets because he provides Bond with an invisible Aston Martin, which is going one further than Harry Potter's invisibility cloak.

Specific worries aside, Kuhn is unsatisfactory for our purposes because he provides us with neither a specific account of rationality nor an explicit account of historicist meta-methodology.