Sentence examples for because there are issues from inspiring English sources

And rightly so, because there are issues to be resolved".

They take place because there are issues about which there is disagreement and so the case must be put to the people who will then decide.

"We do not see any need to apologise because there are issues on the ground that we think need urgent attention," said a spokesman for the ULA.

You don't want a consumer to give up on a purchase because the process is so slow, or because there are issues or concerns or point of purchase.

However, this gives England an opportunity to take a deep breath and take stock because there are issues that need to be resolved - not just around Pietersen, but one or two other things within the team.

Mr. REBACK: Well, I think it's important because there are issues that are very concerning and I think that if I talk about those I can talk about them sincerely, and I don't want to get dismissed on some of these other stuff where I really don't think there's much difference between you and me, for example.

"Because if there are issues it is better to be there talking about it, asking about them, rather than turning away and looking away.

Because, for now, there are issues.

Because many biomarkers are tested, there are issues regarding inflation of false positive hypothesis tests due to multiple testing.

We are not idiots, we know what's happening and we don't want that because there are Conservative issues that we see being subsumed by the coalition".

Expanding it to the entire delegation made sense, he said, because there are many issues around which the Texans can unite, like NASA financing, agriculture and energy policy.