Sentence examples for because keeping from inspiring English sources

He estimates that becoming a "lifelong learner" can lop 2.5 years off chronological age because "keeping your mind active helps keep your body young".

But, truth be told, most are simply failing to keep up with market returns because keeping up with (let alone beating) the market requires discipline and a willingness to cease control in favor of "just" being average.

Do your best because keeping the waste in you will not help you keep a healthier lifestyle.

"Pressure to lose your virginity – because keeping it for too long isn't a good look".

I'm speaking out because keeping quiet hasn't done us any good," he said defiantly.

And, because keeping score is important, Michigan lost, 79-64, to Arizona in the semifinals.

A novel is the hardest work, because keeping one's imagination in play is a tough business.

In the corporate realm, companies stockpile data because keeping it seems easier than figuring out what they can delete.

Besides, it is argued, New York State would save bundles of money, because keeping people behind bars is not cheap.

We must remember because keeping memory alive, through writing and publishing, is so radical it has become a political act.

That's to be expected because keeping the audience amused and distracted comes a little too easily to him.