Sentence examples for because that represents a from inspiring English sources

"I need to say that publicly, because that represents a hundred and fifteen thousand dollars.

The reason my daughters say they would be strict parents themselves is because that represents a mother who loved her children more than anything.

"Instead of disrespected, I feel my sacrifice deeply honored every single time I see a football player take a knee ― because that represents the freedom of speech and expression that I gave so much of myself to uphold.

"Instead of disrespected, I feel my sacrifice deeply honored every single time I see a football player take a knee ― because that represents the freedom of speech and expression that I gave so much of myself to uphold.

Thus, females are not used precisely because of an acknowledged sex difference that represents an opportunity to understand novel factors reducing metabolic disease more in one sex than the other.

Mirror neurons mediate understanding of action because neurons that represent an action are activated in the observer's premotor cortex.

Now the conference promises to be extremely contentious because of a last-minute amendment that represented a political betrayal.

But road safety advocates fear the bill could be shelved because of resistance from powerful unions that represent a quasi-public transport system running the microbuses and taxis.

Because we are interested in words that represent a document's content rather than its bibliographic information, we discarded any query words that did not appear in the title or abstract (e.g. author names).

That represents a problem because with that you can justify having them in prisons, you justify building walls," he said.

The report has new wording that is apparently aimed at critics who have argued that the HHS should not review studies it funds, because that would represent a conflict of interest.