Sentence examples for because it trains from inspiring English sources

Worse still, Downes explained, Best Buy's service stinks so badly because it trains its staff in how to sell rather than in making customers happy; thus, these staff are trained in up selling and cross selling which explains, he says, why most of their carefully scripted encounters with customers are so unpleasant.

The Koreans think cycling is bad for skating because it trains them in a different way.

Provenge is sometimes called a vaccine because it trains a patient's immune system to attack the cancer.

But the Food and Drug Administration this year approved a "cancer vaccine" for prostate cancer called Provenge, so-called because it trains the immune system to attack the patient's tumors.

New York has been particularly affected by the influx because it trains more medical students and residents — fledgling doctors who have just graduated from medical school — than any other state.

You've spent thousands and thousands of pounds on a ­technology (plus training for staff – and indications are it's the training that makes this system work at all, because it trains them to listen carefully).

When Israeli authorities denied the centre tax-exempt status because it trained doctors from Gaza, the centre suspended its application and continued with its programme, which by 2015 had helped 250 personnel.

But because it trained on Amazon data, it learned that male applicants fared best in the workplace.

She has since said that skating prepared her for physical acting, because it trained her to be "in tune" with her body.

[Laughs.] P.R.: I would say having an M.F.A. from Yale would not train you to make coffee, because it would train you to do nothing.

However, the AGID is not used by many laboratories today because of its low sensitivity and because it requires trained personnel and special media [ 8].