Sentence examples for because of that then from inspiring English sources

And because of that, then, it's not to be understood as some militant, conversion-oriented, jihado-centric religion from the start.

"You really only get one chance to make a first impression, so if a buyer is deterred because of that, then that's obviously not a good thing".

"If opinions were formed because of that, then people have every right to do so.There's no smoke without fire – I'm not naive enough to think that.

"If you become intimidated by the crowd, or the umpire misses a call and you lose it mentally because of that, then it can take you out of your game," he said.

If one life is saved in the future because of that, then it's the right action".

Because if we fall short of that, then we're missing the opportunity collectively.

"If people see us enjoying ourselves and being happy, and we can make money because of that, well, then we are very fortunate".

Typical cases are ones in which the person's dying robs them of a chunk of life that would've been good for them overall, and because of that dying then is bad for them.

Still, when I asked Wu why she had complained to the school board, she said, "I wanted to make sure the school knew how traumatic something like this can be — thinking you're competing under one set of rules, and having an expectation because of that, and then finding out you're competing under another".

"It was put to Alex Ferguson that we wouldn't use this information and in the end it was mentioned to him that [we'd] keep it quiet and out of the public domain and because of that he then started co-operating with the paper … a few weeks later he gave us some stories to use in the paper".

"We were asked after we lost to St Johnstone recently if focus had been lost because of that, but then we go and beat Motherwell 5-1.