Sentence examples for because schools from inspiring English sources

All the sites were chosen because schools were situated nearby.

This is partly because schools' costs are becoming unmanageable.

That may be because schools have no choice but to focus on them.

That is because schools are increasingly providing some sort of hardware to students, she said.

Tuna fishermen pursue pods of dolphins because schools of tuna fish congregate beneath them.

This is significant because schools are one of Bronxville's biggest draws.

Publishers believe that the aversion toward reading starts early, mainly because schools teach by rote.

There are fewer younger entrants because schools no longer gain an advantage by entering them early.

Some struggle to recruit because schools, to maximise funding, hold fiercely on to their pupils.

Behaviour and academic achievement are linked because schools are conformist institutions.

"Because schools were among the destroyed buildings, we fear that children are among the dead".