Sentence examples for because it engage from inspiring English sources

Smith told The Huffington Post he finds the dance program valuable not only because it teaches students creative movement, but because it engage them in a wide variety of disciplines, including science, mathematics, reasoning and logic.

This workout is great because it engage all of your core muscles.

United Parcel Services was also allowed to run its computers because it engaged in "government work".

The first mechanism, could on its face, pose a constitutional problem because it engages in the imposition of a penalty without the application of a prior judicial function.

Al-Haq, a Palestinian legal group, repeated its standing argument that for the purposes of the court, Palestine should be considered a state because it engages in international relations and tries its own people in a legal system, and because the international legal system bears a special responsibility for Palestinians.

Acorn is uniquely susceptible to these kinds of problems because it engages in the questionable practice of paying its organisers by the number of people they register.

As shown for TRIM24-PB, the isolated bromodomain fragment expresses well in stable cell lines, potentially because it engages protein complexes within cells differently as compared to its full-length counterpart (Fig.  3).

"They promote this technology only because it engages the enormous military nuclear industry left over from Soviet times," he said.

"The Eichmann trial was a real turning point, because it engaged the young generation, the Israeli-born generation," said Yehuda Bauer.

Jackson, he argues, agreed with Adams's "central point: politics is brutal because it engages the most fundamental human impulses for affection, honor, power and fame.

"We benefit from this kind of collaboration because it engages a large, digitally-active audience with the great work WaterAid is doing.