Sentence examples for because the principle from inspiring English sources

Because the principle of primogeniture was unknown in the country, every succession led to internal strife.

But because the principle of equality was laid out way back in its Declaration of Independence.

It's a skill that we thankfully learned the value of at a very young age because the principle still applies now that we're older.

Because the principle that, sadly, still guides so much of veepstakes decision-making and reporting is this: white guys are boring women and minorities are strange and exciting.

"He had tears in his eyes because the principle was very important," Mr. Bok said, adding, "It was a repudiation of all the best that universities stood for.

Because the principle that, sadly, still guides so much of veepstakes decision-making and reporting is this: white guys are boring — women and minorities are strange and exciting.

"I declared it not because of anything but because of the principle of the unconstitutionality of the special session," he said.

The economy is broken because the principles that make the marketplace thrive will eventually destroy it.

It would make more sense in reverse, these people say, because the principles of physics underlie chemistry, which is crucial for an understanding of biology.

Because the principles employed by various writing systems vary greatly and because the languages they represent are organized so differently, it is difficult to state any general principles of the evolution of writing systems.

According to proponents of the four-principles approach, one of its advantages is that, because the principles are independent of any particular ethical theory, they can be used by theorists working in a variety of different traditions.