Sentence examples for because of its values from inspiring English sources
The notion that the very reason America has the prosperity it does is because of its values, institutions and deeply imbedded ideals goes unarticulated these days.
America is successful and wealthy because of its values, not despite them.
Such returns keep sponsors sweeter than a bunker shot to six inches.Golf is also attractive to sponsors because of its values, reckons Mr Beman.
Overnight the Labour party released extracts of his speech which will also see Mr Corbyn declare his love for Britain because of its values.
The historian David Schmitz has written that, by that time, the idea that America won because of "its values and steadfast adherence to the promotion of liberalism and democracy" was dominating "op-ed pages, popular magazines and the bestseller lists".
And because of its value, it's also a cut of meat you don't want to mess around with too much because, well, it's already perfect as it is.
It's "the naive" who award the title and "the smart" who push for it because of its value on a LinkedIn profile, Morris said.
Because of its value and softness, it was rarely used in its pure form (fine silver, 99.9 % silver), instead, silver is commonly alloyed with copper.
"Slovenian water has very good quality and, because of its value, in the future it will certainly be the target of foreign countries and international corporations' appetites.
It is a pity that the work of Bates is so little known, not only because of its value but also because it was accomplished at considerable personal cost.
