Sentence examples for because of its tradition from inspiring English sources

He joined Renault, he said, because of its tradition of risk taking.

He settled in San Francisco because of its "tradition of Bohemia" and wrote "Howl", the poem that made him famous.Just as an earlier generation first heard of "Ulysses" when it was banned, "Howl" became famous by being prosecuted for obscenity.

The United States has been waging a concerted battle to rein in tax evasion through Switzerland, the world capital of offshore accounts because of its tradition of banking secrecy.

Group Health Inc., the Manhattan-based health insurer, has long had a reputation as a paternalistic employer because of its tradition of giving its workers health coverage requiring no out-of-pocket expenses.

Intel is unlikely to raise its dividend, says Nadkarni, because of its tradition of aggressive stock buybacks.

Because of its tradition, consistency and service, Casa Vega is one such place.

And at DC, partly because of its traditions and partly because it is part of a large corporation, editors build up the wall between fantasy and reality.

"Of course it's worth saving, because of its great tradition and history," she said, "and because of the beautiful pieces it has produced for centuries.

Perhaps because of its academic tradition and the Netherlands' historic role as a crossroads of international commerce, Leiden is a city of museums.

Oregon, which has the nation's only all-mail-in balloting system, often eludes political pigeonholing because of its voters' tradition of fierce independence.

Blackface remains exoticist and offensive as a practice not just because of its long tradition of being used to mock black selfhood, sexuality, and speech, but because of its assertion that black people are merely white people sullied by dark skin.