Sentence examples for because it established from inspiring English sources

Halberstam's wartime work will last not just because of its quality and its importance but because it established a new mode of journalism, one with which Americans are now so familiar that it's difficult to remember that someone had to invent it.

But the De Jongs' attorney said the city should be held responsible because it established the center's charter, help fund its construction and gets to appoint five of 21 board members.

Cover crop growth at Musgrave Farm in spring 2014 was likely more vigorous because it established under the weaker-growing 2013 host corn.

Ms. Musalo said the Alvarado ruling two years ago significantly shifted the debate because it established new and more stringent criteria for abused women seeking asylum.

According to Mr. Ketcham, the War of 1812 was significant because it established American naval power and heightened the country's international prestige.

Any member will tell you it was the most important in our history, because it established our naval power, on which our international prestige still depends.

Liesbeth Zegveld, the victims' lawyer, said the decision was a breakthrough because "it establishes that peacekeepers or the U.N. cannot operate in a legal vacuum, where there is no accountability or redress for victims" as there had been until now.

The JGH site should achieve its lofty goals because it establishes an excellent rapport with its target audience.

The government is dragging its feet over the report's publication, I suspect, because it establishes a clear link between welfare reform and the rise in the number of people using food banks.

"In 'Rapt' the handwriting terrifies because it establishes the authenticity of the ransom note," he said.

The piece works effectively because it establishes and maintains a single mood, intensifying to a dramatic conclusion.