Sentence examples for because it was setting from inspiring English sources

C&S/Sovran, based in Atlanta, said it would not post a profit for the fourth quarter because it was setting aside $225 million to $250 million in reserve to cover future loan losses.

"We liked Chrysler two years ago, three years ago, because it was setting the game for the industry," said Albrecht Denninghoff, an automobile analyst at Hypovereinsbank A.G., in Munich.

The tent got its nickname because it was set up around the park's statue of Gertrude Stein.

It therefore welcomed the creation of an alternative regulator, Impress, because it was set up with specific intention of being, in its view, a more Leveson-compliant body.

Maybe because it was set in San Francisco, and Tales of the City is a pretty hard act to follow.

This downturn is different, many economists say, because it was set off by troubles in the financial sector.

Perhaps because it was set all in capital letters, the plea smacked ever so faintly of desperation: REWARD!

People really got into the game — but because it was set up like a sports league, they also maintained a level of sportsmanship.

Atlantic does not appear in the annual rankings of the biggest American philanthropies because it was set up in Bermuda, to avoid the disclosures required in the United States.

Mr. Seymour's salary, however, received no such public vote or discussion because it was set by Governor Pataki, Mr. Gargano said.

The reason that Thomas Mann called his 1912 novella "Death in Venice" rather than, say, "Lunch in Venice," or "A nice cup of tea in Venice," is because it was set on the Lido.