Sentence examples for because it is confronted from inspiring English sources

Lippmann acknowledged that "Soviet power will expand unless it is prevented from expanding because it is confronted with power, primarily American power, that it must respect" — he was realistic — but he also argued that "American military power is peculiarly unsuited to a policy … which has to be enforced persistently and patiently for an indefinite period of time".

"It's a pet peeve of mine, because I'm confronted with this notion that 'Oh yes, you only go after the extremists, and by doing that you make religion look silly.' " He continued: "Anyone who's religious is extremist.

So anyone who makes the argument that the United States is a peaceful country because its democratic, right, is confronted immediately with evidence that contradicts that basic claim.

The distribution of income was already interpreted as a pure public good by Thurow in 1971 [39], because every individual is confronted with the same distribution of income.

And it does this because it is so confronting.

No significant linear distortion is confronted in MC-CDMA because the symbol duration is much longer than the delay spread.

The agreement came as quickly as it did partly because the state is confronting an unforgiving economic outlook, and there are few spare dollars to spread around.

Their cause has now become mainstream; even Poland's pro-coal government is targeting home use – perhaps because it is easier than confronting big power companies about the emissions from their coal-fired plants.

He was a religious man, but also, as a farmer, you learn to be philosophical about life and death because you are confronted by it all the time.

"Your spouse has to be so comfortable in a nontraditional role, because they're confronted with it all the time," she said.

"It's a timely topic, because we are confronted with reports of research projects that often involve inadequate forms of consent," says Ruth Fischbach, a senior biomedical ethics advisor at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) who spoke at the meetings' session on bioethics.