Sentence examples for because it feels it from inspiring English sources

Brazil's left-leaning government is debating whether it needs another agreement, not out of any animosity to the fund -- although that does exist in some quarters of Mr. da Silva's Workers Party -- but because it feels it has proven its economic credentials by putting prudent economic policies into effect.

Perhaps because it feels it has enough on its plate already, or because it thinks it can get away with it, the government has so far done little to put such fears to rest.

At the end of the day, Hailo may well be upping its minimum fare because it feels it can get away with it — having carved out a dominant position in London vs other cab hailing apps.

Because it feels it has to, as if it is the conscience of sport.

It is shy of setting ambitious sustainability targets [when procuring services] because it feels it could cost more.

At least one big bank now steers clear of selling derivatives to municipalities because it feels it cannot be sure that bureaucrats will understand what they are buying.

Pirelli asked for the test because it felt it was important to do more development work on its tyres ahead of the 2014 season, when major rules changes come into force.

Philip Morris commissioned the study because it felt it had to respond to complaints from Czech officials about the huge costs of caring for people with tobacco-related diseases.

But the best conclusion that can be made is that the board agreed to this transaction because it felt it had no choice but to accept these unusual arrangements, which unduly favor Mr. Marquez.

The retailer said in its statement that the next royalty payment to Ms. Stewart's company was due Feb. 28, and added that it sued because it felt it had no choice.

Because it felt it couldn't, suddenly two separate issues were being conflated and confused.