Sentence examples for because it understands it from inspiring English sources

"Rouhani is fresh from an election in which he received a very strong mandate, and the system is generally in a position that it wants internal stability, because it understands it is coming under external pressure ― both from Washington and its regional allies, and now from jihadist groups," Vaez said.

"China hopes to peak as early as possible because it understands it's in the national interest and to the benefit of the people in terms of health considerations," Qi told Guardian Australia.

Far from gloating and letting the West bite the bullet while we wash our hands of the whole thing, Russia is ready to cooperate with the West because it understands that it is in its own best interests to counter the threats coming from Afghanistan.

Nevertheless, one significant novelty is that this is the first time Israel has ever welcomed a UN force on its borders - precisely because it understands that it could not defeat Hizbullah and desperately needs international help to keep it at bay.

If anything, John Madden said, this team should want it more because it understands the euphoria that winning the Cup brings.

It's one of the few books about writing that are actually worth their salt, mainly because it understands that it's about a personal experience, and readers might find that useful.

Douthat and Salam argue that the Republicans rode to the majority because of support from the Reagan Democrats, and if the party has a future, it will be because it understands the dreams and tribulations of working-class Americans.

Bellow's novel is perhaps the best ever written about a poet – better than Pale Fire, better than Doctor Zhivago – because it understands the problems of poetry and it divines, with elegance, how society might look to poetry for an argument against barbarity.

Amazon has already won the war, because it understands convenience.

The cooperative will also wait until seven days after a bill's printed due date before it charges late fees because it understands students are "new at managing their finances," Banish says.

As fellow Times columnist David Brooks put it, "Douthat and Salam argue that the Republicans rode to the majority because of support from the Reagan Democrats, and if the party has a future, it will be because it understands the dreams and tribulations of working-class Americans".