Sentence examples for because it put the from inspiring English sources

Audio purists found this an appalling idea, because it put the balances in the hands of the producer rather than the conductor.

The foul was critical because it put the Hawks up by 3 points and allowed them to foul Sprewell with 1.8 seconds left to avoid a possible tie.

In their view, the tax cut is largely to blame for the prolonged recession because it put the federal budget in the red.

Ms. Conway favors converting the building to a recreation center, and Mrs. Gray said she opposed the resolution because it put the cart before the horse.

Fourteen years after the N.B.A. voided his seven-year, $100 million deal with Miami because it put the Heat over the salary cap, forward Juwan Howard signed with Miami for the veterans minimum, $1.3 million.

He does not know Salaita but said the situation resonated with him because it put the "vulnerability of academic freedom on display in a way it hasn't been so graphically made before".

And so he would probably have applauded the Bowl Championship Series, for all its flaws, because it puts the football spotlight back where he thought it belonged.

I hate loaded language like that because it puts the responsibility on the wrong people".

Most patients I know grow to hate this ubiquitous, if heartfelt question because it puts the burden back on them.

Whatever you do to the home is because it suits you, not because it puts the price up.

Some riders and teams are for the ban because it puts the race back into the hands of the cyclists.