Sentence examples for because it was public from inspiring English sources

Dr. Kagin, who is an Odyssey investor as well as an adviser, said the company was different from its predecessors because it was public and would fully disclose its finds, work and revenues.

They took Lindy's name because it was public domain and opened a store in Rockville Centre and she was Miss Cheesecake".

Only because it was public, Ms. Illingworth noted, did Bill Gates's and Warren Buffett's "giving pledge" inspire dozens of other extremely wealthy peers to pledge half their fortunes to charity.

Because it is public, it is likely to be nasty, brutish and tiresomely long-winded.

And sometimes you can get intimate stuff because it's public.

But I definitely won't lie about that because it's public knowledge.

The public world of Washington, because it's public, belongs to everyone.

"We gave them a few guidelines, though, because it is public property.

Because it's public money, so we're doing it on a shoestring at the moment," said Malcolm Cassells, director of finance and procurement at the trust.

Shadow culture secretary Jeremy Hunt told the Guardian: "I think we should know how much BBC stars are being paid, because it's public money that is paying for them".

"Instead of keeping pots of reserves, I feel the police should rationalise it because it's public money".