Sentence examples for because it would send from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Francis has resisted them, rightly, because it would send the wrong message.

That would be a terrible mistake, largely because it would send a terrible message.

"It would be even better if she won because it would send a message to all those other nontraditional students out there".

He cannot swivel the crane in one direction too quickly because it would send his load in a much wider arc that could threaten the crane's stability.

Mr. Maloney quickly replied, "You are right; I would not, because it would send us back down a road of red ink and budget deficits".

But Khalilzad wasn't unduly concerned; instead, he tried to spin the discovery as a good thing, because it would send a message to the Sunni community that the Americans were intervening on their behalf.

During the Kosovo campaign in 1999, Mr Blair made it clear that winning the conflict was important both because of the message it would send to other dictators and because it would provide a template for action in the future.The awful truth is that Mr Blair goes along with these ideas not because it's expedient, but because he believes them.

He added that he would oppose "even statutory underpinning because of the message it would send out" across the world.

Mr. Stone had originally passed on remaking "Wall Street" in 2006 because he was worried it would send the wrong message.

I doubt he will accept the defense proposal to give probation and send Mr. Gupta to Rwanda because of the message it would send about misconduct by a corporate executive.

He even dared to speak before the N.A.A.C.P., not because he thought he could convert African American voters -- among the Democratic Party's most loyal backers but because of the signal it would send to moderates that he is inclusive.