Sentence examples for because moving to a from inspiring English sources

They stayed put, they said, for want of available low-income apartments and because moving to a shelter would mean giving up pets.

The ABC spokesman said today the circulations bureau was unable to provide direct month-on-month and year-on-year sales comparisons because moving to a regional listing meant the Standard was now being assessed under a different set of criteria.

The Brescios had planned to sell the unit because they were moving to a larger apartment in Murray Hill to accommodate their growing family.

"We are gathering our support because we are moving to a crucial time next year, April 2013, when more than 650,000 people will lose their rights to civil legal aid".

He said that he recently took down his clothesline in North Sea because he was moving to a new house that is, coincidentally, in Hampton Bays.

People used to stay with "their" bank pretty much for life, switching only when they had to, perhaps because they were moving to a different state in America or a different town in Germany.

This is because even though moving to a scale of production outside the laboratory is more expensive for a particular scenario, only the most promising scenarios would be chosen.

Because of that, people moving to a co-op from a condo essentially have extra equity they may not be considering.

(The editors there weren't upset when they learned of the switch because the journal was already moving to a new domain).

Cleo Maclin King remembers it differently, that he moved in with the Parreses because she was moving to an apartment she could afford.

He commits suicide, feeling betrayed because his family insists on his moving to an old-age home against his will.