Sentence examples for because it believes too from inspiring English sources

The ECB is delivering the cuts to stimulate the economy at a gentler rate than others, partly because it does not want to use up its ammunition for fighting the recession too quickly and partly because it believes too steep a cut would knock confidence, explained Archer.

"Torfaen Friends of the Earth will continue its campaign to protect this site from development because it believes that it is too precious to local people," she said.

Core is, however, what the Fed uses to assess monetary policy, because it believes that the headline number is too volatile, and it doesn't want to overreact either to short-run inflation or short-run deflation.

American Ballet Theater fired a trumpeter in its orchestra because it believed he was too old, the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission charged in an age discrimination lawsuit.

(It recently rebranded itself as The Lullaby Trust, because it believed its previous name was too austere and off-putting).

Relations between Gove and the civil service are also in a dire state because Gove believes too many mandarins are obstacles to progress.

The announcement followed several months when Foster's had rejected SABMiller's advances because it believed the initial offer was too low.

Ukraine rejected the mission because it believed that the structure was too cumbersome and would delay the deployment of monitors, a senior Ukrainian diplomat said Friday, speaking on the condition of anonymity under normal diplomatic rules.

As a consequence, she is uncomfortable with having her son lose faith in Santa Claus because some system in her brain believes, too.

The Onion writers say they write primarily in English because they believe too much of the global narrative surrounding Afghanistan is shaped by foreign journalists based in Kabul.

Perhaps this is because David Cameron believes it too.