Sentence examples for because they have contributed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg said he invited the two actors not because of their roles on the show -- a program he said he did not even watch -- but because they have contributed to New York City and because they are his friends.

The Falcons are perhaps the least-respected top seed in playoff history, in large part because they have contributed to some playoff clunkers in recent years, like their 24-2 loss to the Giants in the first round last season.

Even when they are not less important, we do not analyse inter-generational transfers (e.g. between current workers and current beneficiaries), nor among those reached by the system, either because they have contributed during their working life and/or have access to a benefit, and those that are never included by the system.

The political science professors said of the results, "If legislators choose to meet with individuals more often because they have contributed to campaigns, they place unique value on donors' concerns".

The graph in Figure  2 plots the PPV and the sensitivity for 36 OCs (two were excluded from the analysis because they had contributed fewer than 20 cases).

McGreevy said Wednesday that while the agencies could not be held solely responsible for the crisis, they had contributed to the problem because they "underestimated" and had shown "tardiness" in alerting investors to the risks involved.

The pyrotechnic rounds have become an important element in the continuing controversy over the siege because they could have contributed to the fire that consumed the compound.

Well, Mr. Bloomberg said yesterday, he did not actually invite Mr. Chianese and Ms. Bracco because they are cast members in the series chronicling the life of mobsters in New Jersey, but rather because both have contributed to New York City in the past.

Nevertheless the season did not unfold smoothly both because some Chiron customers did not receive vaccine and because partial shipments may have contributed to delays.

"This is the happiest day of my term in office, because I have contributed to such a good work," he said according to a transcript posted on his personal Web site.

"As the internal DWP document makes clear, it is fairer and better for everyone that Britain's faster rising working-age population rather than Scotland's slow rising working-age population covers the cost of the rising numbers of elderly in Scotland, because we have contributed in UK national insurance all our lives to spread the risks of poverty in retirement".