Sentence examples for because it was tied from inspiring English sources

Pushing the limits of good taste to help your ad grab attention is common practice, but don't go too far — you want your product to be recognized on its own merits, not because it was tied to a tasteless advertisement.

It's gone in a series of phases because it was tied to the No. 7 subway.

Last year Sarah Palin, when she was governor of Alaska, tried to forgo some stimulus money because it was tied to state-level commitments to better building codes.

"I'd been in the job for three years, but it felt longer because it was tied to the graduate school I had attended.

At that time, this page endorsed amnesty because it was tied to measures that promised to keep further rounds of illegal immigration in check.

Mr. Amann said he ended up voting to cancel the gasoline tax increase because it was tied to the gasoline cash discount, which he considered a good move for consumers.

In contrast, Abbott, with 2000 sales of $13.7 billion, has until now seemed disinterested in diagnostics, perhaps partly because it is tied up as the FDA inspects its Deerfield, Ill.-based plant.

"The phenomenon is complex because it is tied to religion," Mr. Ndiaye said.

And because it is tied to self-interest, our willingness to co-operate is vulnerable.

Creative funding that taps lawyers' escrow accounts has evaporated because it is tied to the Fed's fading interest rate.

"That's part of the reason that M.M.A. is such a young sport, because it's tied to the Internet generation".