Sentence examples for because the wording from inspiring English sources

The baseline for each differs because the wording differs, so we look at the movement, instead.

(I've corrected an earlier post here that summarised the statement wrongly. I misread it because the wording was not particularly clear).

Adfam caused outrage after it distributed a leaflet that urged people to vote against gay marriage because the wording of the proposed constitutional amendment did not have age limits and could therefore open the way to child marriage.

Because the wording of the agreement was worked out jointly, those provisions suggested American support for the changes, some of which remain controversial in Japan where many fear they are leading the country ever further from its postwar pacifism.

The court, applying a standard it set in an unrelated case in February, said the 2011 Lipitor patent was invalid because the wording was inconsistent in what it covered.

But Mr. Patton said that because the wording was vague, the law might not apply to transsexuals and people who call themselves "transgender," an umbrella term for someone who does not identify exclusively with either sex.

Because the word has cachet.

Because the words have always come first".

Because the words won't help much.

"Because the word has been appropriated by men".

"We added the 'La' because the word was already taken".