Sentence examples for because it was evident from inspiring English sources

After heated controversy the measure was revoked because it was evident from our experience that the dockers had nothing to do with those acts at all.

But it was unnecessary for the right-hander to worry about his feel for the ball because it was evident he would not be throwing it again.

"I guess the French government thought of me when they decided to do this festival," Mr. Loukos said of France Moves, "because it was evident to them that I was connected to the United States and its dance world".

So when we got to Africa, despite the trauma she was undoubtedly going through because it was evident that my father was not sincere in his attempts to revive the relationship, we went on safari and I had to learn about these extraordinary animals.

Because it was evident that Steele had technically followed the rules of engagement, the reprimand carefully faulted Steele for his "intricate and questionable" interpretation of the rules, and noted that he had been unclear with his soldiers, resulting in the deaths of "five unarmed people".

I was so grateful and excited from the first day of the Leipzig summer school because it was evident that the participants were simple there to learn, listen, and share their thoughts.

I shouldn't complain because it's evident we've become a nation of ugly-looking off-road wagon lovers.

"This will require reflection by other parties, because it is evident that CiU cannot lead the government and the process alone," he told supporters in Barcelona.

Because it is evident that any recount seeking to meet the December 12 date will be unconstitutional for the reasons we have discussed, we reverse the judgment of the Supreme Court of Florida ordering a recount to proceed.

But we need not pursue the nuances of these 'standing' questions, because it is evident in any event that none of the petitioners can prevail unless the petitioner Hoffa prevails.

"The problem is that many of us just don't believe Whitehall on devolution, largely because it is evident that Whitehall does not yet really believe in it for England," he said.