Sentence examples for because it was circulated from inspiring English sources

He answered, "Time magazine" — because it was circulated around the world and it was widely, if incorrectly, assumed to speak for the United States government.

While Macdonald had argued that the book was problematic because it was circulated amongst all classes of society, Erskine argued that this was not the test of whether the Rights of Man was seditious.

Of all the water that is typically used, about half goes toward environmental purposes, according to the Public Policy Institute of California — for instance, because it is found in protected "wild and scenic" rivers, or because it is used to preserve wetlands and the habitat within streams, or because it's circulated in order to maintain the quality of water sent to agricultural and urban users.

Mr. Gore singled out for criticism the manufacturer of Claritan D, a top-selling allergy medication, because it is circulating legislation to extend its patent.

"The water inside the trenches isn't freezing properly because it is circulating inside at higher speeds [than the groundwater]," he said.

The photograph was circulated around the world because it won a World Press Photo prize and Fejes was banned from publishing photographs for a long time, due to heavy censorship".

Four Americans are dead, at least three embassies have been held under siege, and almost two-dozen other flashpoints have developed across the Muslim world -- all because a crude, bigoted video was circulated on the Internet.

Lady Gaga has released the first single off her forthcoming album a week early because the song was circulating on the Internet, the BBC reports.

The photos still exist because copies were circulated before Rands threw the laptop into the English Channel in 2006.

The mobile phase was not re-circulated because it was found that the introduction of Tween-80 significantly increased the retention time of capsaicin after repeated injections.

For safety reasons, we opted for a 48-hour intervention period, because it was impossible to measure the circulating levels of TP.