Sentence examples for because the issues that from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't call it a deal, because the issues that concern us weren't subject for compromise".

"She's walking into a hornet's nest, because the issues that face us have to be decided immediately".

Because the issues that are of concern to development practitioners are the same issues impacting businesses and businesses, in partnership with government and civil society, are uniquely positioned to address these issues through their core operations.

The grim "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" must seem even grimmer today because the issues that inspired it still plague us.

"The reason why I'm not actively taking part in this protest is because the issues that are being protested were already addressed in court," he explains as the casino empties on the day after the powwow.

That is because the issues that we think to be paramount often lose significance during a candidate's term in office.

"The talks were very useful, very important, because all the issues that have been taboo all these years -- above all, Jerusalem -- are now on the table".

"Because of the issues that are before the Israeli public right now," Mr. Powell said, "we think it would be wiser for us to continue to work on the road map and to wait until after the election is over".

The Texas governor also replaced all members of the Board of Regents because of the issues that were exposed on their watch (Blumenthal, 2007; Rogers & Tresaugue, 2008).

(Facebook is expected to announce a tiered partner system today, and Slide may not qualify as one of the "preferred" partners because of the issues that led to Facebook's police action).

Because of this, the issues that are most salient in voters' minds - relative to the other issues they care about - will be one of the main factors influencing who people vote for in May.