Sentence examples for because it is structured from inspiring English sources

The NS&I product is tax-free, as is the Leeds product because it is structured as an Isa.

Aereo is what has been called a loophole start-up because it is structured to comply with regulations even as it disrupts the current model.

Regent's is also different because it is structured something like a U.S. liberal arts college – with a looser curriculum, small-group teaching, points for speaking up in class and a very international student body.

The law is particularly unappealing now because it is structured in a way that would deny New Yorkers — at a time when the city's economy is under great stress — the right to decide for themselves whether an effective and popular mayor should stay in office.

The WTO failed because it is structured to prioritize corporate profit and investment over human rights, the environment and worker wages.

Despite its potential shortcoming, however, the MINI was easy to understand because it was structured in simple, lay language.

There's music in the one-hour piece that isn't in the eight-hour version at all, and vice-versa, because it's structured for wakeful consciousness.

Or a lengthy academic article that is at once a piece of critical and creative writing, perhaps because it's structured as a Menippean satire?

Now, that's a tough question, partly because it is grossly unfair, partly because it's an ugly insinuation and partly because it's structured in a way where there is no good answer.

Because of the way it is structured, analysts estimate that the fund can lend substantially less at present, possibly around 250 billion euros.

The Daybreak poll may represent the views of those potential voters more heavily than most surveys do because of the way it's structured.