Sentence examples for because it would serve from inspiring English sources

Richard Armitage believes that there is "a large possibility" that jihadi groups want to set off a war on the subcontinent, because "it would serve the interests of these groups to have a conflict".

Board President Rosemarie Avila said she was considering dropping the school because she did not like its location and because it would serve fewer than 400 students.

Not just because I'm anti book clubs, but because it would serve the greater good.

But the $20,000 is crucial, he explained, because it would serve as a cushion in case the board questions some of the contributions he has received.

Two state officials said that while they did not want Mr. Silverstein to get into a public brawl with downtown groups, they did favor his project because it would serve as a physical expression of the rebuilding effort.

Dr. Stephen O'Brien, a geneticist at the National Cancer Institute, said that having the Neanderthal genome would be "a very exciting prospect" because it would serve as a reference point for deciding which genes had been selected for in recent human evolution.

We are supporting an armed rebellion because we think it would serve our interests and those of Libya.

Harrington had initially been drawn to the concept of the culture of poverty because he thought it would serve as a prod to federal action on housing, medical care, education and jobs.

Looking back over Trump's actions over the past few years, I suspect he did it because he thought it would serve his personal, commercial, and political ambitions.

President Obama announced Friday that he was rejecting the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline project because it wouldn't serve U.S. interests, dismissing its potential economic benefits as insignificant over time as he sought to close a long-running chapter in the political fight over global warming.

He did not take the files to Russia "because it wouldn't serve the public interest," he said.