Sentence examples for because of the ethos from inspiring English sources

But existing houses and neighbourhoods continued to be destroyed because of the ethos created by "developers" – a euphemism, often, for a new breed of land sharks.

The label was a separate legal entity, so I could have walked away, but because of the ethos and the labels were friends that I'd personally brought in to distribution, we let them sell our assets," he explains.

From a distance of half…"}]} It may seem that Masa Takayama, the chef and owner of the sushi mecca Masa, earned mythical status owing solely to the sheer audacity of his prices — at $595 per person, before drinks and tax, dinner at Masa must be the most expensive prix fixe in the city — but it's worth remembering that he got there because of the ethos he has built around his skills with fish.

"I think that is partly because of the ethos of the manager and the quality of the defenders back there.

"I was drawn to the Al-Madinah School because of the ethos and culture that's going to be developed and introduced," he said.

And penalising individuals as American prosecutors have done in recent years in response to a series of scandals is of little use because of the Japanese ethos of collective responsibility.

It is ambitious because of the very ethos of a magazine run by a collective that accepted work from thousands of contributors – mainly women but also men – during its 21 years.

The project has been time-consuming, not least because of the very ethos of a publication which was run by a collective and accepted work from thousands of contributors.

"We are told that it is because of the 'Christian ethos'.

Because of these contradictions, the ethos of this small, unincorporated "town" of 6,000 plays out as a stark juxtaposition of good and evil, a Janus-faced caricature of a place that is at once a touchstone for spiritual enlightenment and an epicenter of poverty and social dysfunction.

"It's a massive part of the ethos of Dice.