Sentence examples for because the press is from inspiring English sources

If cholesterol is an issue, consult your doctor or filter through an unbleached paper filter, although this will alter the taste of the French-pressed coffee because the press is not designed for extraneous filtering.

But Syrians won't read about it at home, because the press is state-run.

Because the press is reliably sympathetic to the cause of abortion rights, and because pro-choice extremism tends to be the province of sophisticates and tastemakers, this reality does not always get the attention it deserves.

If the election is being stolen from Trump, runs the argument, it's because the press is, in effect, acting as an ally of Clinton by being so hostile to the Republican nominee.

He added, "Just because the press is at it on a day-to-day basis doesn't mean that it picks up any more time of the mayor's than it should".

Roughly twice a week, someone in New York throws himself under a train or is pushed, and about once a week someone jumps from a window or a bridge, but, because the press is reluctant to cover suicides, most are not mentioned.

It was a wise precaution by the PCC to make the offer pre-emptively, because once the press is camped on the doorstep, it's too late.

"Journalists are considered government officials because generally all the press is government-controlled in China," said Lesli Ligorner, a Shanghai-based lawyer at Simmons & Simmons, an international law firm.

"Because of what the press is doing now to me, I have Secret Service protection," said Conway.

It's why more and more people are thinking that the reason Trump is waging war on the press is because he's trying to inoculate himself when the New York Times and CNN report the  truth.

Because hiding behind investors, and attacking the press, is both dishonorable and stupid.