Sentence examples for because it calls for from inspiring English sources

Our methodology is often very difficult for most investors to employ because it calls for purchasing stocks or ETFs after they have made big price gains.

The former, because it calls for orange juice, is a Florida highball.

But the NRA's proposal is different, said Mark Terry, president of the elementary school group, because it calls for trained officers.

At the least, the 28-page report could delay any approval because it calls for more studies, which the E.P.A. said yesterday that it was undertaking.

Employers don't like it because it calls for more imaginative arrangements and the trade unions long discouraged it as a dilution of labour.

But some local civic groups, property owners and elected officials have opposed the plan because it calls for displacing about 260 small businesses, possibly through eminent domain.

He vetoed a defense budget because it called for a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier that he considered a useless extravagance.

Judge Rakoff originally blocked the settlement because it called for the bank to pay only $33 million without acknowledging any wrongdoing, another of the judge's pet peeves.

The idea attracted a surprising number of environmentalists, because it called for large and specific reductions; conservatives who usually oppose regulation approved of the market-driven solution.

Mr. Gore said Mr. Bradley's plan would hurt poor people with H.I.V. because it called for abolishing Medicaid, the government health care program for the poor.

An earlier budget resolution in the Senate with an outsized tax cut passed with a bipartisan vote because it called for a discretionary spending increase of 8percentt.