Sentence examples for because they expect some from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's increasingly understood that one reason people have large families is because they expect some children to die.

Most said five or six, and a few said 10. Parents want many children partly because they expect some to die.

People in very poor countries tend to have lots of babies because they expect some of them to die in infancy, and because they need help in the fields and someone to care for them in their old age.

At the Energy Information Administration, Daniel H. Skelly, a climate expert, said, "Some people have argued to us that companies are going to stop building coal plants purely because they expect some sort of climate legislation to be passed".

Second, people that behaved empathic and friendly before the stressful situation had emerged, may be the true altruistic helpers, in contrast to temporizers who might act helpful after the stressor, because they expect some immediate advantage of it.

As a result, some mothers place unrealistic expectations on the caregiver because they expect the caregiver to sacrifice herself for the welfare of the child.

Legislators vote for appropriations in part because they expect to be able to steer some of those funds in directions that will yield political dividends down the road.

Polling suggests that people prefer the Conservatives on immigration because they expect them to be "tougher" in some vague, generic sense, rather than because they believe in their policies.

It may be that some pension managers shun stocks because they expect reported returns on equity to fall sharply in the next decade.

Anecdotal evidence from federal courts in Tennessee, Vermont and Virginia shows that some judges are already shifting position because they expect the Smarter Sentencing Act to pass.

Some lenders are also trying to preserve their capital because they expect to have more losses.