Sentence examples for because the experience of from inspiring English sources

"Let's not call them tricks — because the experience of eating there only got better.

Our religious expression is unique because the experience of Africans who were brought here as slaves has been unique".

That is partly because the experience of the 1990s discredited liberal reforms in the eyes of many Argentines.

Other stalwarts, like the century-old specialty-food store Russ & Daughters, survive perhaps because the experience of shopping there can't be replicated.

Traditional, deposit-taking banks have been regulated since the 1930s, because the experience of the Great Depression showed how bank failures can threaten the whole economy.

That's new, because the experience of soldiers is something people are very aware of in America but talk relatively little about.

I think today we got a better player after that display because of the experience of the penalty".

People in the north, because of the experience of the war in the 1960s and 1970s, no longer have an appetite for conflict.

"One of the reasons we are back at this point is because of the experience of having been through it and knowing what it takes," McNamara said.

Now they really do float or sink.Partly because of the experience of the last crisis, countries are better prepared for the next.

Mr. Ferland said that AP1000s in this country would be easier to build because of the experience of construction in China.