Sentence examples for because they are organized from inspiring English sources
The insect societies we study have evolutionary success because they are organized into a division of labor system.
"The reason the Taliban is ruling Swat," he said referring to a valley north of Islamabad where Islamic extremists took control this year, "is because they are organized.
Because they are organized as private nonprofits, charter schools function as public schools but they are not the same as public schools.
Indeed, professional services firms have grown so quickly in part because they are organized around projects, whereas their clients are organized around permanent jobs.
Because they are organized trips with full schedules of meetings, lectures and visits to artists' studios or small businesses or community projects, they are pricey — about $2,500 to $4,000 per week including accommodations and flights.
VCs come in as donors and philanthropists and don't get to make money on social ventures because they are organized just as charities.
Professional services firms have grown so quickly in part because they're organized around projects rather than permanent jobs.
Because they were organized by product category rather than job, the minivans just didn't fit with the way they were structured or thought about in the market.
The company's lawyers continued to fight the state's claim in bankruptcy court, arguing that the tax was unconstitutional and that it should not apply to the Trump casinos because they were organized as partnerships.
But paired-share or "stapled" REIT's are no longer permitted, although a few, including Starwood and Patriot American, continue to operate because they were organized before the rules changed.
