Sentence examples for because they engage from inspiring English sources

These lower castes, to some extent, are considered polluting because they engage in professions that have been or are associated with the physiological processes or with violence.

To its liberal critics, it is a shrill, even hateful voice of intolerance, out to censor the arts, declare Muslims unfit for public office and deny equality to gay men and lesbians because they engage in sinful "aberrant sexual behavior".

Geoffrey Burleson, a pianist based in the Boston area, is that rare performer who plays works by living composers not from some sense of duty but because they engage him.

Non-racist booers would do well to stop and everyone else would do well to avoid defending them, because they engage in this activity knowing that they're providing a cover for racists, which is in many ways worse.

As this report has argued, the new middle classes contribute a lot to a country's growth, efficiency and equity as consumers, as investors in "human capital" and because they engage in a wider range of economic activities than the rich and are more likely to create jobs than the poor.

Szarkowski's book on the work of Eugene Atget, published this year, is one of the best new books to advance the notion that photographs we think of as works of art are satisfying not only on their own terms but also because they engage the world of ideas.

"Some major financial institutions have, however, experienced staggering problems because they engaged in the weakened lending practices I described in last year's letter".

"We have a theory under which they're not entitled to severance because they engaged in concerted action, which was a violation of the collective bargaining agreement".

The groups were subjected to scrutiny because they engaged in fund-raising or criminal activity that brought them into contact with law enforcement agencies, the officials said.

An aipac spokesman, Patrick Dorton, said of the firing, "Rosen and Weissman were dismissed because they engaged in conduct that was not part of their jobs, and because this conduct did not comport with the standards that aipac expects and requires of its employees".

Valerie Wilson, left, and her husband, former Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV, said they decided to sue Vice President Dick Cheney and the presidential adviser Karl Rove because they engaged in a "whispering campaign" to destroy Ms. Wilson's career as an undercover operative at the C.I.A.