Sentence examples for because it admitted from inspiring English sources

BA received a discount on its fine because it admitted its guilt.

Wadsworth had abandoned its use, not because of either response but because it admitted too much knowledge.

Alfred Kazin loved the New York Public Library because it admitted everyone.

And before any French knickers are got in a twist, it was Baudrillard who asserted that the only real place in America was Disneyland, because it admitted to being a simulation, while the rest of the country was insidiously so.

In addition, because Tata took steps to install safety barriers immediately and has now redesigned the area, and because it admitted guilt straight away at Sheffield Crown Court in March, Judge Slater said the company would be fined £450,000 with £33,000 costs, to be paid in two instalments.

He chose Purdue because it admitted black students; was cheaper, at that time, than Rutgers University; and offered tuition discounts for good academic performance.

He thought that had the crew been able to come to some sort of solution then it would have been a "strong" episode, but because Picard is forced to plead with Q it made it the first "great episode" of the series because "it admits that these humans... can be arrogant, and weak, and that they can be bested".

Matthew Elliott, chief executive of Vote Leave, said the government had "cynically buried its own report because it admits how much control we've handed to the EU".

This particular deduction is perfect because its validity needs no proof, and perhaps because it admits of no proof either: any proof would seem to rely ultimately upon the intuitive validity of this sort of argument.

The "Where's Waldo?" defense does not rely on ignorance because it admits to some participation in the transaction but seeks absolution based on the person's limited authority within an organization.

North Korea's frantic response to the Ebola outbreak, including the broad but so far poorly defined ban on foreign tourism, is also surprising because it admits so few foreigners.