Sentence examples for because it prides itself from inspiring English sources

Isis' control of territory to the north is crucial for its survival, not just because it needs those territories to launch its attacks, mobilise locals and consolidate its hold, but because it prides itself on its control of territory stretching between Syria and Iraq, having declared its Caliphate straight after taking control of Mosul last year.

LH: At Channel 4 News, we're quite lucky because it prides itself on its foreign news.

I went to Marseille, however, because it prides itself on its reputation in France as an unforgivingly working-class city with no time for pretension, the opposite of Parisian snobbery and elitism.

This lack of diversity within Mizzou is particularly troubling in the university's lauded journalism school because it prides itself on teaching the "Missouri Method" of journalism where students learn journalism by simulating "real" journalistic environments.

This is partly because it prides itself, still, on an anti or, rather, pre-celebrity approach to human achievement, where David Nott, a doctor who has performed reconstructive surgery in the Gaza Strip, is as noteworthy as Davina McCall (you can imagine a world in which someone would say Nott is much more noteworthy than McCall, but that world is not this desert island).

This stigma angers me because our generation prides itself on being open-minded and changing stereotypes when really, it is a battle of hypocrisy.

For me, because Canada prided itself so deeply on itself for not having "American" style melting-pot problems.

It is an especially thorny issue for AOL because the company prided itself on doing reciprocal business -- for example, selling advertising to many of its telecommunications and technology suppliers.

The space is significant because Microsoft has previously prided itself on giving each employee an office, which is supposed to be wonderful for coding.

It hurt even more because Bajaj Auto had always prided itself as a market leader.

Such questions resonate here because the government prides itself on not meddling in the private sector.