Sentence examples for because it questions from inspiring English sources

Amaury Sport Organization has already banned the Astana team because it questions its antidoping practices.

I like 'Outnumbered' because it questions and laughs at what reality is.

The government is tolerating it [Rath's campaign against ARVs], because it questions the link between HIV and Aids.

Galileo's endorsement of Copernican theories of the cosmos is subversive, precisely because it questions the existing religious and social order.

That infuriates Jeter because it questions his work ethic, the one thing he controls about his career.

Ukip would scrap the UK's legally binding targets to cut carbon emissions by 80 per cent by 2050 – compared with 1990 levels – because it questions climate change.

He said he chose the Godard film because it "questioned the very nature of conversation".

Deconstruction as a philosophical and critical movement aroused a good deal of animosity because it questioned the fixity of meaning in language.

Democrats noted, however, that at least one major carrier, Qwest, reportedly refused to participate because it questioned the legality of the program.

The Renaissance was an age of enlightenment because it questioned previously narrow understandings of the world.

Large-scale language analysis might be interesting precisely because it raises questions — not because it answers them.