Sentence examples for because some agreements from inspiring English sources

Because some agreements may add onerous terms and conditions, homeowners should also consult with a real estate lawyer, or a housing counselor certified by the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Very few studies focusing on the function of CD8+ T cells during blood-stage infection have been reported because there is some agreement among researchers that these cells only play an important role in the liver-stage of malaria.

"Hopefully we can come to some agreement, because I've never stated that I want to go".

The point it, no-one is sure which is strange because usually there is some agreement in direction at least.

The impetus to conclude some agreement is strong because the implications of failure seem so great.

The union retained an international investment bank, which it declined to identify because of confidentiality agreements, some time ago to be prepared in case owners turned over the information and to help it determine if the information being offered was useful.

This is because although some such agreements have been adopted in the past (e.g. the Comprehensive Peace Accord between the Government of Nepal and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) 2006), they can take many years of negotiation to come to fruition.

And because of articulation agreements with some of the top colleges and universities in the nation, many of our apprentice graduates go on to receive their bachelor's degrees, all without incurring a mountain of student loan debt!

This is because these agreements tend to be a boon for some businesses – those for whom the new market is important – while having only indirect effects on others.

Some critics have complained that federal interventions leave abusive officers in uniform because the agreements target policies and practices of an agency, not individual employees.

Because these agreements can alter bankruptcy outcomes even for those outside of the agreement, they are controversial.