Sentence examples for because it was primary from inspiring English sources

The Pierce man said he thought they'd better skip that item, because it was Primary Day and they were not allowed to sell alcoholic beverages.

The prime minister said sponsors should be allowed to run primary schools, rather than just academies, because "it is at primary school where we learn the basic skills on which we will depend".

One time, we came in the same way that a person arriving in San Juan in a ship in the latter half of the 1700s would, through the San Juan Gate, known as the "water gate" because it was the primary route into the city from the sea.

"Undoubtedly, Britain faces more claims than anyone else because it was the primary slave power and colonial power in the Caribbean," explained Martyn Day, the British lawyer who is advising CARICOM.

Yabroff et al examined aggregate cancer costs, so only reported on the cost of hospitalization because it was the primary driver of total cancer care costs.

Cognitive interviews were carried out by telephone with 10 people aged ≥50 years; this age group was selected because it was the primary target group for the international survey.

The CES-D was used in the current study because it was the primary tool used by providers at each of the clinical sites as part of their prenatal assessments.

The reactor could not be closed earlier because it was also a primary source of heat and power, but the United States has provided $285 million to underwrite the refurbishment of a coal plant to provide an alternate utility service.

This phenomenon is general because it was observed in primary leukemic samples, coming both from B-CLL and T-ALL patients, and in T-ALL derived cancer cell lines.

The finding that pre-treatment cobalamin status was negatively associated with treatment response should be interpreted cautiously because it was not a primary aim of the study, and was identified using post-hoc ancillary analyses.

This approach was considered to be primary because it was deemed to be in line with the requirements of the most stringent regulatory authorities.