Sentence examples for because it flies from inspiring English sources

Wrong, because it flies in the face of five centuries of financial booms and busts.

U.P.S. can experiment because it flies when other airlines are asleep.

The usefulness of technical analysis, or charting, has been questioned because it flies in the face of the 'random walk' and tests present conflicting results.

I'm always pleasantly surprised by all the weird stuff they have there, because it flies under the radar.

Because it flies new planes, which are under warranty, it does not have the maintenance costs of its rivals.

(Switzerland is not in the European Union, but the union has some jurisdiction over Swissair because it flies there).

Because it flew no flag, the vessel might have been held until its last legal owner laid claim.

The missile test was a success because it flew higher and remained longer in the air.

It travelled more quickly and beyond the reach of containment, because it flew business and economy.

Celebrating a child's birthday at a social gathering was a late eighteenth-century trend that was not immediately adopted because it flew in the face of a traditional Christian practice.

He was ideally suited to the work, and the isolated life style captured his imagination, not least because it flew in the face of his father's professional ambitions.