Sentence examples for because its problems are from inspiring English sources
If the town feels sharply familiar to an English visitor, it's because its problems are familiar.
As for the United States, to which Professor Kennedy devotes the longest and most ambiguous analysis (partly because he is closer to this country; partly because its problems are more difficult to read): it is now on the horns of the dilemma that this book was written to investigate.
Bochenek said El Salvador's sugar industry was chosen for scrutiny because its problems are "representative of the region".
The government, which had bailed out Bear Stearns and more recently, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, had little sympathy for Lehman because its problems had been known for some time.
The Clean Air Act gave California this power partly because its pollution problems were uniquely severe.
Readers, I've been very Chicago-focused in my recent articles, both because it is the metro area in which I live and because its public pension problems are particularly worrisome.
"The reason we haven't got it is because the problems are very, very deep indeed.
Because menstrual problems are subtle, the problems often are unreported.
The status quo is not enough because those problems are still there".
