Sentence examples for because it finds itself from inspiring English sources

First, a being that seeks to escape itself, because it finds itself trapped in its own facticity, is not a master, but a "creature" (OE, 72).

Sometimes an organization is nonviolent on principle, and sometimes it is nonviolent simply because it finds itself in a position of weakness.

But where other companies have enjoyed a modest recovery, Siebel still struggles -- in large part because it finds itself on the wrong side of several trends sweeping the technology industry.

Or will it simply be the next overhyped share sale to make its founders rich only to wither away miserably, either for lack of a sustainably profitable business model, or, like Netscape, because it finds itself in the path of that mighty wrecker, Microsoft?The search for profitsGoogle, naturally, is determined to avoid Netscape's fate at all costs.

Greece's population will suffer immensely because it finds itself between a rock and a hard place, namely, the monetary union and the demand for austerity measures.

One American company recently withdrew from the country because it found itself unable to enforce international arbitration awards.

It was only because it found itself outgunned politically that it left the auditors to make the hard decision.In this section Bush, hero or hypocrite?

IARC was the perfect target because it finds almost everything carcinogenic.

Marc Gobe, president of the New York office, said Desgrippes Gobe had decided to rename itself because it found that although its original name "reflected the identity of the founding designers, it was not always easy to pronounce or remember".

But VT contends that Babcock is strategically challenged because it could find itself heavily exposed to defence cuts.

The unexpected size of its election victory in 1997 forced Labour to come up with a rural policy, he argues, if only because it suddenly found itself with MPs from rural constituencies.