Sentence examples for because the project of from inspiring English sources

The prime minister's allies are certain the election was lost because the project of detoxifying the Tory brand was incomplete: people wanted change from Labour but did not trust the Conservatives to deliver it.

([ 47]: 29) Because the project of moral bioenhancement and the project of reducing criminality are not necessarily the same, it is argued that we should be careful in suggesting that moral bioenhancement might indeed reduce criminality and using this as an argument for moral bioenhancement.

Prospects for this one are the more difficult because the unifying project of an economic turnaround within lifetime is in jeopardy.

Perhaps it is because of his upbringing in the projects of Queensbridge, or because so many other moments in Artest's career were best left in the past.

The executive spoke on the condition of anonymity because the project is only now getting under way.

Further complicating matters is that the Yankees have four games scheduled from Thursday through Saturday's doubleheader in Baltimore, which is also in some jeopardy because of the projected approach of Hurricane Irene.

Because of the nature of the project, 15 of the selected scientists were Latinas.  .

The city will be subsidizing only 75 percent of the project because of financial constraints on its part, Mr. Cestero said.

Restaurateurs as well known as Drew Nieporent have dropped out of the project because of difficulty getting financing.

For now, Mr. Trump refuses to go ahead with the rest of the project because of unrelated plans for a North Sea wind farm.

Report   Project implementation rates and project funding declined over the course of the project, because of confusion about the peace process and insufficient capacity building.