Sentence examples for because it reflected a from inspiring English sources
Great Hill Partners states on its Web site that it was interested in the acquisition because it reflected a way for it to profit from the housing downturn.
David Weinberger will present an informal sketch of a direction, suggesting that we leaped into information because it reflected a long-held but squirrely metaphysics.
The team member had complained about porn being kept in cockpits, but Capt McWherter said it was "appropriate because it reflected a special trust" shared between pilot and the crew.
The project never left the station in part because various governors opposed it, but also because it reflected a debate about Minnesota's identity.Supporters of the project enthused, in the usual way, about reordering the urban landscape and cherishing the environment.
The Pentagon chafed at the briefing because it reflected a new reality: narcotics were becoming less a problem of humanitarian assistance and more a problem of insurgency and war.
Edward J. Laurance, a specialist in conventional weapons at the Monterey Institute of International Studies in California, said that the American proposal was significant because it reflected a reversal by the United States government, which had previously resisted formal international restrictions on the transfer of shoulder-fired missiles.
My fellow pro-lifers winced at the picture — both because it offered Ms. Pelosi a political opportunity and because it reflected an enduring political weakness of our movement.
On Monday, N. Gregory Mankiw, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, told reporters that "outsourcing" -- companies' practice of taking work done by Americans and moving it to low-wage countries abroad -- was "probably a plus for the economy in the long run" because it reflected an expansion of free trade benefiting all nations, including the United States.
Strayed's book has been successful, largely by word of mouth, partly because it reflects a truth we recognize.
