Sentence examples for because it puts rather from inspiring English sources

The CSU is also a respectable university system, but costs less to provide because it puts rather less emphasis on research and much less on postgraduate teaching.

"The Songwriters Hall of Fame is very exciting to me, because it puts the song, rather than the performer, to the forefront," Donovan told the New York Times.

In fact, it puts you in a really disadvantageous position because it puts your experience the whim of others rather than something you're fully in control of.

We opted for this rather than tax-free pay because it puts more money in the ordinary soldier's pocket.

It succeeded because it put music first, rather than giving the impression that music was getting in the way of the more pressing business of flogging people branded clothing, exercise DVDs and hi-fi equipment.

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

However, it puts him in a rather awkward position.

It puts teachers in a competitive rather than collaborative environment.

Private-equity owned Gala Coral also blamed the price for the breakdown in talks, sparked after an approach from Rank rather than because it had put the business up for sale.

In "Hindenburg," for instance, Mr. Reich uses tenors rather than his signature sopranos because, as he puts it, "this was a boy's game, not a girl's game".

Another was dismissed because, as Sparks put it, "that reads bistro" rather than tavern.