Sentence examples for because the phrase from inspiring English sources

After talking to him again she wants to amlify it because the phrase might be misleading.

This idea was actually Jonah Kagan's, and it came about because the phrase "i.e".e

Well, there is a way to go because the phrase has become common parlance.

The reason he can't read it is because the phrase is written in Arabic.

However, measuring beliefs in climate change is complicated because the phrase 'global climate change' elicits diverse meanings that are unstable across groups of outdoor recreationists.

I, for one, am glad it came to visit, because the phrase PLEAT MY SHORTS made me laugh out loud.

Is it merely because the phrase "climate revenues" used in the budget is more politically palatable than the word "tax"?

Network Commerce rechristened itself in May because the phrase "didn't mean anything to anybody," said Dwayne Walker, the chief executive.

Because the phrase is such a cliché and might embarrass him, and what can he really say back?

Because the phrase "any other law enforcement officer" has a straightforward meaning, the argument goes, the canons of construction do not apply.

They say, however, that this is but the same horse with a different bridle because the phrase 'below cost' is itself a vague and indefinite expression in business.