Sentence examples for because they demand from inspiring English sources

Universities permit radical ideas because they demand rigorous proof before accepting ideas as facts.

This, then, is why some express this view; others do so because they demand a reason for everything.

"He wasn't just interested in athletic endurance; he preferred super-long events because they demand recovery powers beyond what's normal".

"There are some books that win prizes because they demand it and then the public don't quite get it.

Chua argues that "Chinese" mothers "are superior" because they demand absolute perfection and won't refrain from berating, threatening, and even starving their kids until they're satisfied.

That is partly because they demand specific rather than abstract restitution money to fix furniture rather than a spell in prison for burglary.

They were massacred because they demanded freedom and dignity, and rejected tyranny and corruption.

After the mid-17th century, singers exerted considerable influence on the structure of new works because they demanded showpiece arias at certain places in the text.

Liu Kaiming, director of the Institute of Contemporary Observation, a labour rights group in Shenzhen, said: "That was the tipping point because they demanded their own representatives.

A study by the Pew Research Center, released Wednesday, found that among Americans adults who use smartphone apps, half had decided not to install applications on their mobile phones because they demanded too much personal information.

They actually screwed things up for us because they demanded more and actually offended the buyers".