Sentence examples for because there are big from inspiring English sources

That one's easy: because there are big dollars at stake.

Welfare losses are small because there are big movements of people northward.

They're not very innovative either, because there are big incentives for delay and slowing things down.

"But they'll take them away because there are big Russian interests".

You have a "he" and a "she," and by the end of the project he and she are no longer related because there are big fights when they have to decide the color of the master bedroom.

"The reason why this is so fascinating is because there are big questions about the source of water on Earth, and the origin of life on Earth," she says.

Bygones become bygones because there are bigger fish to fry.

That is probably anti-Turkish, but we'll let it pass because there are bigger issues here.

Or maybe we just need to stop picking on the characters' clothing choices because there are bigger issues.

At Chelsea there was already a big foundation because there were big players already before Abramovich".

Maybe because there's big money behind vaccinations but not behind bread bags.