Sentence examples for because the terms are from inspiring English sources

They cannot discuss the settlement because the terms are confidential.

It's a depressing spectacle, not least because the terms are so ill-defined.

There is no formal price tag because the terms are yet to be finalised.

And because the terms are so hotly contested, they are often ambivalent about calling it anything, as are their fans.

Proving these things is going to be a matter for the interview, because the terms are easily parroted on paper.

The cost of settling out the contracts of those top executives is difficult to estimate because the terms are private.

There's no point in shopping around, because all the terms are similar from company to company, Mr. Walker said.

The Albanians spurned the offer, apparently because the terms were unattractive.

The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the terms were private.

Subsequently, Yanukovych announced that Ukraine would not sign the Association Agreement because the terms were unsatisfactory.

Mr. Sinnreich said that because the terms were not specified, it is unclear how much the copyright holders will receive.