Sentence examples for because the changes were from inspiring English sources
Partly, quite simply, because the changes were not thought through.
Because the changes were negotiated among Mr. Peña Nieto's top aides and leaders of the three main political parties, they are expected to pass.
Because the changes were made as soon as better employment figures were available, the revisions made it seem likely that figures on job creation are also likely to be revised downward in coming months.
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit barred the changes from taking effect in late December pending the resolution of a court case, in part because the changes were likely to cause irreparable harm.
Wheeler said: "We lost some of the Southern core race fans because the changes were made too fast, and I think we alienated a lot of them because they looked upon a lot of this growth as greed and not growth.
This was significant not only because the changes were so purposefully aimed at improving nutrition for low-income Americans but because W.I.C. serves so many of them — fifty per cent of American infants, twenty-five per cent of children under five, and twenty-six per cent of postpartum women are enrolled in the program.
Caroline had originally claimed legal aid because she applied before the changes were introduced.
Some examples are particularly memorable because the changes are so drastic, even sensational losses of limbs, eyes, or the ability to sexually reproduce!
But even that will be smaller than the outrage over this year's redesign, because the changes are much less in-your-face.
