Sentence examples for because it damages from inspiring English sources

They have this male supremacy idea which is unacceptable because it damages so many women's lives.

Because it damages soil and hydrology, incinerates wildlife and simplifies ecosystems, destruction is the correct term.

For example, Mr. Sykuta said, gasoline with ethanol must be transported by truck or train because it damages pipelines.

"There are constant protests because it damages the farmland — people are always demanding compensation," Mr. Zeng said.

Acid rain has a significant effect on trees and plants because it damages leaves and increases the toxicity of the soil (EPA, 2010).

The new McDonald's may be uglier than a billowing landscape but the notion that this is wrong because it damages farming is preposterous.

Desmond argued that the allegation was defamatory because it damaged his business reputation.

The order was soon rescinded because it damaged Germany's reputation at a time when Belgian atrocities were attracting international opprobrium.

Oppression was wrong, they suggested, because it damaged personalities and changes had to be made to promote the well-being of African Americans.

It's true that this power has sometimes been abused for partisan purposes, as evidenced by the statement from then-House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif). that the Select Committee on Benghazi was a success because it damaged Hillary Clinton's poll numbers.

While it works, because it sells records, it damages the business.