Sentence examples for because it could stop from inspiring English sources

Many Wall Street firms say the Volcker Rule will be harmful because it could stop them from doing legitimate market-making, which is the practice of holding inventories of securities for clients.

Some Democrats have said that they would be open to Rubio's proposal because it could stop deportations, but that they disagree with provisions of his broad outline.

"That would be nice because you think, well, it could stop.

Microsoft learned of Scob last June, and at first it advised users to disable a part of Internet Explorer because it couldn't stop the new virus.

When Microsoft first learned of Scob, it advised users to disable a part of Internet Explorer because it couldn't stop the new virus.

Is Afghanistan a peaceful, thriving, liberated land under the American aegis, or are Americans still fighting there almost 13 years later against the Taliban, an impossible-to-defeat minority movement it once destroyed and then, because it couldn't stop fighting the "war on terror," helped revive?

The official said a junk shot might be used first even if another option was chosen because it could further restrict or stop the flow of oil and make the other repairs easier and safer.

When we unpacked, my children proved my point: it took us forever, because no one could stop dipping into the pages, holding things up and rediscovering lost friends.

This was also happy news, because it meant that I could stop chalking up my affection for the show to neurotic nostalgia, to some twisted, late-blooming desire to revisit the not-a-bit halcyon days of my childhood in Florida.

This would produce the best of all worlds, as Cassidy and Graham would say, because it would mean states could stop worrying about the complications of the Affordable Care Act and simply use that money in ways that will work best for them and their citizens.

He was a superhero in that film, because nothing could stop him.