Sentence examples for because it realised the from inspiring English sources

It redacted the the full name of a child and first names of several others because it realised the information would be sensitive.

On Wednesday, Obama said in an interview with CBS that Moscow would not want a military confrontation with the US because it realised Washington commands "significantly superior" military capabilities.

Other common theories on the internet include: North Korea hijacked it; North Korea shot it down; the US shot it down, because it realised that it was carrying secret technology to China.

That is partly because it realised lots of children were taking its existing courses but also through partnerships with schools.

However, I was happy to take part because I realised the importance of this type of research.

It withdrew because Mikhail Gorbachev realised the Soviets could never win.

READING American coverage of China's currency policy, one is often left with the impression that the Chinese government isn't allowing the yuan to rise faster because it doesn't realise the harm it's doing to its own economy, or because its simply too greedy to give up its competitive edge in trade.

"I probably was frightened but I think my grandmother was more frightened than I was because she realised the implications".

However he joined PeerINdex because he "realised the analytics were rock solid, and climate in UK is ripe for this," he told us by phone tonight.

"It was a bit [psychologically] painful, but it was beneficial because it helped you realise the patterns, and how to break them.

Be it because you realise the job is not really what you had in mind or simply because the transition into work life is tougher than you expected, I don't think it's uncommon for graduates to find working life a bit depressing.