Sentence examples for because it replaced from inspiring English sources

Indian — another state that recently repealed the Common Core — was awarded an extension for its waiver because it replaced the Common Core with rigorous academic standards that its universities validated as college- and career-ready.

Occupy Sandy gained the attention denied to Occupy Our Homes because it replaced militant Occupy! with "do-it-yourself" Occupy.

Socialism, she said, was wrong because it replaced individual responsibility and personal charity with collective action and reliance on the state.

Sheffield Park has raised particular concern because it replaced Waltheof school, which had been making "reasonable progress" when inspectors last visited in 2004.

The rise of meritocratic competition as the preeminent means of social stratification in America has been hailed as a welcome advance because it replaced a society dominated by an upper class dependent on inherited wealth and status.

In the other case, investigators found that the state was not identifying thousands of students who might struggle with English because it replaced a three-question survey with a single vague question.

The movements of this truck may not sound very exciting, but you will find yourself longing for its presence because it replaces the toxic characters whose escapades end in misery, pain and, yes, no fewer than three beheadings.

In a 2010 article on the Daily Beast, a cuckold named Paul notes how cuckolding is "truly intellectual in its enterprise because it replaces sexual touch with humiliation and emotional pain".

Cork is important because it replaces the original outer layers of tissue as the plant grows.

The power loom is a "machine" because it replaces our body for work; it is a "destroyer of culture" because it does the "human" part of work.

Chrysler unveiled the Journey in Europe last fall — at the Frankfurt Motor Show — because it replaces the Voyager minivan sold there.