Sentence examples for because its status from inspiring English sources
Partly it's because its status has become self-perpetuating: greatest-ever lists tend to ossify around a canon, and that's certainly happened here.
Locog refused to provide information because its status as a private company exempts it from freedom of information requests.
Local governments have provided most of the money because its status has been in flux since the breakup of Yugoslavia, when Bosnia was one of its republics.
The ship is owned by a 29-year-old real estate investor named Jonathan, who spoke on the condition that his last name not be published and the precise location of the ship and its name not be mentioned because its status is legally murky.
Last year, Indonesia suspended its OPEC membership, again, because its status as a net importer of oil, made partaking in the Saudi-Russian led production cuts impractical.
I saw Israel become singled out as the alleged biggest violator of human rights - isolated, marginalized, and ostracized solely because its status as a Jewish majority state.
Following the FCC's reclassification order, AT&T claimed that the FTC could not bring a Section 5 enforcement action against it because of its status of a common carrier.
Lawrence's large Latino population ― Trump signaled it out because of its status as sanctuary city where local police don't cooperate with federal immigration officials ― also provides Warren with an opportunity to show her appeal to voters of color.
Even though the tribe's courthouse is located on Oklahoma land, because of its status as a sovereign territory, it isn't subject to state law. .
If the Sun's allegiance has gained talismanic significance, it is only partly because of its status as the country's top-selling daily paper and the perceived power it derives from that.
