Sentence examples for because it was understood from inspiring English sources

They could get away with it because it was understood that, thanks to the Supreme Court, their own wives, daughters, and friends would not be inconvenienced.

Others argued that the ad was removed because it was understood all too well.

That was the preferred term, because it was understood that the new entity was the union of two big cities, plus three largely suburban counties.

Everyone had a big laugh, and repetition was impossible because it was understood that each man came with only one soul.

● The "Obamacare" health reform was written the way it was because it was understood from the start that the insurance and pharmaceutical companies had enough power to block anything they didn't like.

Physician's counsel was not included as descriptive of treatment because it was understood to be inherent to all medical practice, and because no validated system to classify its content was found ("active management", "postural hygiene", etc).

The genetic makeup of this plant is important because it is understood to be the earliest relative, in evolutionary terms, of all the flowering plants.

However, it is possible that the complaint will be thrown out because it is understood that the complainant – said to be Wayne Karlen, a constant critic of the paper on Twitter – is not Jewish.

They have decided on a firmer policy in dealing with Japan and are no longer afraid because it is understood they believe their Far Eastern forces are adequate to meet any contingency.

A central point of international disagreement is whether banks should be allowed to hold smaller reserves because it is understood that central banks will provide loans during times of crisis.

Steely Dan's songwriters, Walter Becker and Donald Fagen, get a free pass from the watchdogs of content because it's understood that they are, like most artists, professional liars, otherwise known as storytellers.