Sentence examples for because it has wanted from inspiring English sources

Twitter has traditionally resisted tinkering with its message feed, which it calls the timeline, because it has wanted to keep its display of tweets as streamlined as possible.

The government had only opposed the amendment giving parliament a meaningful vote on the final deal because it had wanted to give parliament a meaningful vote.

She said the opposition had pursued a relentless campaign against Mr. Guttenberg, 39, not because it had wanted to strengthen academic values but because it wanted to damage the conservative bloc, especially during a year of important regional elections.

And the play just happened because I've wanted to do it for a long time.

The world is more global because the north has wanted it to be global for the movement of goods, services and capital.

But, he said, the cotton industry has fought to keep the program in place because it "hasn't wanted to adjust to the world market; it would be too painful for them".

Especially when you've done it because you've wanted to, not because you've had to".

We see it when we do something as our mother once did it, or because "she would have wanted it that way".

He called the car a "game changer" because it has everything he wants — it is cool, beautiful and powerful, he said, as well as being environmentally friendly.

I asked her (nicely, I thought) if she would mind leaving because we had wanted it to be a girls-only time.

Only a handful of partners have left the VC firm, and when they do, it's because they have wanted to pursue operational interests.