Sentence examples for because she demonstrated from inspiring English sources

The people boosting Palin's triumph were not celebrating because she demonstrated that she is qualified to be president if something ever happened to John McCain.

Erica Kouassi was nominated by her schoolteacher at Hornsey School for Girls because she demonstrated the Paralympic Values in her day-to-day life by showing leadership and challenging inequality to create opportunities for young people of all abilities so they can access sport and play in her school and community.

Catherine was nominated by Mr. Martin Lule, the Deputy Head Teacher of her school, Nalinya Lwantale Girls Secondary School because she demonstrated an aspiration to train harder in the field of athletics, specialising in the 1,500, 5,000 and 10,000 marathon disciplines.

If the child says Maxi will look in the box, she passes; passing the task shows that the child has a theory of mind, because she demonstrates that she can attribute mental states and use them to predict Maxi's behavior.

Because in a heartless society she demonstrated compassion toward an abandoned child.

Her candidacy has the potential to alter the calculations of other candidates and potential candidates, if only because she has demonstrated an ability to finance a statewide campaign with little difficulty.

The dissatisfaction comes with what Davenport calls "the manager death spiral," which occurs when an organization promotes an employee to the position of boss based on the fact that she does her current job better than anyone else -- rather than because she has demonstrated any leadership or mentoring skills.

She thinks that she has to be good and behave well because of her beliefs; therefore she demonstrates a good behavior.

1. Oprah Winfrey, because she already demonstrates her power all over the world as an advocate for women's issues; the most prominent black woman of her time, one of the wealthiest and most influential in matters of health, culture and philanthropy.

This is the state that went to court to keep a third grader from passing on to fourth grade because although she had demonstrated mastery of reading, she hadn't done so on the Big Standardized Test.

Mr. Clinton's chief lawyer, Robert S. Bennett, said in the court papers filed today that Mrs. Jones was not entitled to proceed in the lawsuit because she had not demonstrated that she suffered as a result of the encounter.