Sentence examples for because it would be given from inspiring English sources

And any treatment would have to be very safe, because it would be given to children and because most people improve without any intervention.

"The linesman's five yards away, he should seen that and given it because anywhere else on the pitch it would be given as a foul.

The main reason I was resisting was because I would be giving up the safety and prestige associated with life as a Googler.

To do so would not be appeasement, because little would be given without the North's performance.

I think, in an emerging market you will learn, in a way, faster, because you would be given more opportunities, more responsibility, at an early age.

That's because the states would be given money for alternatives equal to the cost of insuring their citizens under health care reform.

An administration cost for antiviral treatment was not included because this treatment would be given as part of a primary care visit for influenza illness.

The Dutch government's information service said Prime Minister Mark Rutte was fully aware of the purchase of the Greek villa but it said no further information would be given because it was a private matter.

Because I'd been given bail before the first trial, it meant the judge could give me bail the second time and I walked out of Belmarsh.

"I was relieved, actually, because I'd been given an answer as to why I'd been feeling so bad.

The play turns the exchange into a two-day affair, with the judge asking for time to think it over because he would be giving up life tenure, the president saying he should take as much time as he needs — and calling back the next morning.