Sentence examples for because it was fair from inspiring English sources
Not because it was fair or unfair, but because it was justly acquired.
His supervision of his reporters, Woodward and Bernstein, ensured that the coverage of Watergate changed the face of journalism forever because it was fair, credible and comprehensive.
The Brotherhood, of course, should long ago have curbed its amour propre and tried to keep within the shell of the pseudo-democracy that the army permitted in Egypt – not because it was fair or acceptable or just, but because the alternative was bound to be a return to clandestinity, to midnight arrests and torture and martyrdom.
He didn't do things like that because he had to or even that the average employee would really even know – he did it because it was fair and right.
They chose to support apartheid not because it was fair or good for all on a social or human level, but because they feared what would happen if it was dismantled.
For example, evidence suggests that the vast majority households supported rationing, because it was fairer than the alternative of restricting food consumption through prices.
The words lingered for an extra beat, because Williams turned 30 on June 17, because her book came out this week, because it is fair, with all her outside endeavors, to wonder just how much championship-level tennis she has left.
With this in mind (and because it's Fair Trade Month), I'm pleased to post a "Your Dot" contribution from Mike Dupee, the vice president for corporate social responsibility at Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, which is the largest purchaser of "fair trade" coffee in the world.
When Lauren Apfel writes that she "didn't want twins" in part because the "tug of war of resources that began in utero only intensifies on this next frontier," she strikes a chord of guilt in me, because it's fair to say that I wanted twins — that is, "twins".
While there is no guarantee that the process leads to true theories, it is nevertheless trusted because it is fair.
