Sentence examples for because they aim from inspiring English sources

We are challenged by these tech companies not simply because they aim to steal profits but because they are providing a new form of service.

Because they aim to represent all children in care, many CiCCs carry out surveys of, and interviews with, other children in the system.

Many traditional magazines have struggled to find an online audience, often because their content so closely mimics the print and because they aim for the mainstream.

Because they aim to control our behavior, steer our choices, and change the way we live our lives, they are social engineering.

Mathematics and logic are, in this sense, bad models for language, because they aim at setting out beforehand the rules and principles that are subsequently to be used.

The laws have been found constitutional in part because they aim to provide treatment if possible; New York legislators announced last week that the state would soon allow civil confinement.

The BND then rejected thousands of search terms as impermissible, apparently because they aimed at European firms and governments, including France's.

The organisation said it believed that the campaigners who "sought same-sex marriage did not do so simply to achieve the same domestic situation that was available to heterosexuals but also because they aimed to redefine and abolish the traditional family".

Abbott's actions were particularly egregious because they aimed at older patients with dementia, "people who didn't have the ability to engage in informed consent," said Reuben Guttman, the lawyer who represented Meredith McCoyd, a former Abbott sales representative who was the lead whistle-blower in the case.

Most of the companies on our F-List fell hard because they aimed high.

They dubbed themselves "The Transcendental Club" because they aimed to transcend these fetters and false idols through "self-culture" -- not unlike the "consciousness-raising" of a later generation.