Sentence examples for because they keep their from inspiring English sources

Few have been successfully prosecuted, because they keep their distance from the actual crimes.

On an ecological level, they play an important role because they keep their prey species in check.

My experience has been that female golfers even tend to play a little better than men of the same age and experience, because they keep their egos, and their urge to crush the ball, under tighter rein.

Many smaller, traditional farms and ranches in the United States have scant connection to carbon dioxide emissions because they keep their animals outdoors on pasture and make little use of machinery.

Workers benefit because they keep their jobs and pensions.

And "angels fly because they keep their hearts light" is my motto when I travel, and it really helps.

The original Dolphins Wildcat fooled defenses at the line of scrimmage because they kept their regular personnel on the field.

Hit harder than the US by the financial crisis, they have, however, recovered handsomely because they kept their nerve and stuck to the right, if unpopular, policies.

Both sides had seen the outcome of the War of 1812 as a victory of sorts, the British because they kept what would eventually become the Dominion of Canada and because they chastened the Americans by sacking Washington, the Americans because they kept their independence and won the war's most spectacular battle, at New Orleans.

The government concedes that the two men did not commit a crime together from their last murder in 1991 until 2005, when they were caught on videotape arranging the drug deal in Las Vegas, but Ms. Hormozi suggested that the conspiracy survived because the men maintained a desire to make a quick, illicit dollar and because they kept their enterprise a secret.

Here are two small-cap stocks that got pummeled recently because they kept their lips a bit too tightly sealed.