Sentence examples for because it has avoided from inspiring English sources

Its budget deficit is 11.5%, and it has an unemployment rate above 19% because it has avoided reform of its labor market policies that make it incredibly costly to remove permanent employees.

But Ira S. Loss, a senior vice president at Washington Analysis, which monitors federal agencies for investors, said that he believed that the agency was uncertain about its legal authority to proceed because it has avoided discussing the issue, even at Friday's meeting.

According to one former Harvard official, its endowment fund has done so well because it has avoided taking advice from the economics faculty.Put these factors together, says Mohamed El-Erian, Harvard's endowment chief, and you have a recipe for "thinking more boldly than the pack".

Fashion, like horse racing, is a high-risk enterprise, but Theory has been relatively immune from the vagaries that cause labels to rise and fall, partly because it has avoided the self-generated hype that relegates so many design houses to swift obscurity.

Data General survived because it had avoided excessive debt.

Because he resigned, Tyco says it has avoided that obligation and plans to negotiate a new exit deal.

He recommends Ford as a good buy because the company is cheap and it has avoided bankruptcy.

"I challenged myself to work on my weaknesses," she admits, "because I have avoided it for years".

And if he has avoided major injury, it is also because he has avoided digging too deeply into his reserves.

But vaccines — shots or drops that prevent disease — have been largely exempt because Unicef has avoided confrontation with its suppliers, posting only the average prices it pays; and donors had not demanded more details.

Mike says he feels "blessed" by the opportunity he has been given, both because he has avoided prison, the threat of which terrifies him, and because it has helped him kick meth.