Sentence examples for because it now from inspiring English sources

The PKK is stronger than it was in the 1980s and 1990s because it now has its own quasi-state in Syria.

And because it now has its own forked Android app store, Amazon is going to be in control of the entire ecosystem.

The state has been able to halve its call-centre staff because it now gets fewer inquiries about lost cheques and the like.

Will Citibank have to change its slogan, "Citi never sleeps," because it now suggests that anxious executives, worried about solvency, are staying up all night?

It has grown partly because medicine keeps getting more expensive, but mostly because it now covers far more people than its founders ever envisaged.It is no longer just a safety-net for the poor.

It hasn't yet been sued, probably because it now asks permission before it sends its search spiders to a site.

As its new name suggests, that is partly because it now includes entries for nonfatal diseases.

Labor changed direction because it now views immigrants as a natural audience for its message and because it sees many employers taking advantage of illegal immigrants.

When the work is done, the museum will have 30percentt more gallery space, an important gain because it now can display only 2,000 of the 45,000 objects in its collection.

Because it now counts for so much.

Maybe it's because it now looks like any large construction platform rather than hallowed ground.