Sentence examples for because they have lessons from inspiring English sources

Their missing stories are our loss too, because they have lessons for activists today.

Students who finish high school do better than dropouts partly because they have learned this lesson.

They set everyone on the same level and make sure that preppy dancers don't think they are special just because they have taken really expensive lessons before.

Both succeed, though, because they have learned the oldest lesson: that characterisation and narrative are all.

However, "certainly the 40% of women entering pregnancy either overweight or obese do so simply because they have never had role model lessons in parenting from either their own mothers or health professionals", Fry added.

Maybe there is worry about a friend who is going through a foreclosure, or who is unable to attend dance lessons because they have lost the family car or can't get the financing to replace a car which is no longer functional.

If Robert Francis gets this right, and the NHS listens and implements his recommendations, then the answer to all three questions of these questions will be "because they've learnt the lessons of what happened at the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust".

Besides, as I stated during the Gezi protests (which I attended as a researcher) the government in Turkey never faced a do-or-die moment like that faced by Egypt's Mubarak regime, and Erdogan's government probably never considered cutting off the Internet, not because they had learned the lesson about publicity from Egypt, but because the situation and their calculations were not similar at all.

People write biographies because they hope that lives have lessons.

It has been said that we, as soul beings, choose our parents because we have lessons to learn from them as well as lessons to teach them.

He visited a ragged school, which offered basic education to street children – children with no parents, or neglectful ones, filthy children who sometimes missed lessons because they had been in prison, pickpockets, prostitutes – and he urged his rich friend Miss Coutts to support such schools.