Sentence examples for because that would bring from inspiring English sources

The corporation was in the hands of what Galbraith called the "technostructure", a managerial cadre whose goal was growth of output, because that would bring them larger departments to manage and thus higher pay and better promotion possibilities.

"Such warplanes aren't used against rebels, because that would bring new sanctions against Syria," he said, although video footage is frequently posted purporting to show MiGs bombing built-up urban areas.

Nigel Gibbens, the UK's chief veterinary officer, said: "We are looking at research of different methods of deploying gas in a humane way that would be effective, because that would bring real benefits, but we're not there at the moment".

"He wrote back and said, 'We realize we're going to have to tweak it.' But they can't do too much to it, because that would bring other problems".

The initiative being announced today was exciting, because that would bring the benefits that the industrialized world had enjoyed for some time to the developing world much sooner than had been thought.

Accidentally locked in the trash room there, unable to use the emergency exit because that would bring the police, and this man doesn't want the police … He wastes some time by scratching "SG was here" on the wall.

Abdullah Hamidaddin, a political scientist, said Saudi Arabia had wanted Mr. Saleh to leave office because its leaders thought that would bring "less bloodshed, less unpredictability".

"All of us think it's important to make 'Sister Act' a success on Broadway, because that would help bring about a longer life for the property," said Bill Taylor, one of the "Sister Act" producers, who spoke on Tuesday on behalf of the producing team.

7 Note that the worker never has an incentive to supply an effort beyond e ¯, because this would bring about disutility without decreasing the probability of being laid off.

ALBANY — In his first remarks after reports surfaced that he and his wife had given just $150 to charity last year, Gov. David A. Paterson described himself on Monday as a generous person, but said he did not want to reveal more about his charitable giving because he was worried that it would bring intrusive news media attention to those he helps.

Luke wasn't rattled, because he believed that God would bring his father home safely.