Sentence examples for because they become a from inspiring English sources

As a therapist, he is cautious about confronting such lies because they become a self-preserving belief.

"But I think crossword and pencil puzzles in general are ideally suited for newspapers because they become a part of your daily routine.

The existence of silent carriers or excretors is dangerous because they become a virus reservoir and shed the virus into their environment, causing potential outbreaks among their own and other species.

I guess because they become an extension of yourself; they reflect who you are".

"The more expensive they are, the better they're going to be protected, because they become an asset," he said.

Asbos were brought in by Tony Blair as part of his Respect agenda in 1999 but they were criticised for being counterproductive because they became a "badge of honour" for some offenders.

Until 2008 poverty rates fell markedly in Inner London although, as Lupton explains, this was not because the numbers of poor people in that part of town fell greatly, but because they became a smaller percentage of the Inner London population due to significant numbers of better-off people moving in.

Marrying a follower is beneficial because thereafter they become a protected NPC, which means they cannot be killed.

Because of reporting they become a cancer to the team.

That's because every time they become a target of violence, the heath and vibrancy of children, families and entire communities are put in jeopardy.

I can tell if they're in distress or aggressive, or when they've lost motivation because they become like an agitated army.