Sentence examples for because they observed from inspiring English sources

You are immediately led to the tale of certain Pacific Islanders who long believed that having lice made you healthy, because they observed that people with lice were, typically, healthier than those without.

While a comprehensive search of records and these veterans interviews did not disclose any evidence of the issuance of such an order, some other veterans, who themselves did not fire at refugees, assumed that there must have been an order to fire on refugees because they observed small arms, machine guns, mortar and artillery fire at refugees.

Nipponbare was considered susceptible because they observed that 8-week-old plants of Nipponbare showed a leaf-bronzing score significantly higher than the genotypes considered tolerant.

Champion and Seth ([1968]) did not record presence of pine (P. kesiya) in this forest type probably because they observed this forest below 650 m altitude.

Clearer evidence is found in Dicaearchus' complaint that it is not easy to say what Pythagoras taught his pupils because they observed no ordinary silence about it (Porphyry, VP 19).

As noted above the founders of the United States tried to reduce the burdens on citizens, because they observed that republics had generally collapsed for lack of civic virtue.

These whiskey devotees, it turned out, were Jews shut out of the big event because they observe the Sabbath.

Counterintuitively, Club Red members develop a stronger connection with the doctor, largely because they observe his or her expertise and empathy in dealing with many patients.

The city Commission on Hu man Rights and Mayor Lindsay moved yesterday in separate actions to fight discrimination against Orthodox Jews who are denied employment because they observe their Sabbath.

Yet, this being New York, a lot of people get away with things they shouldn't, perhaps because they observe the wisdom of the don't-annoy-the-neighbors rule, or because they have lucked into landlords or neighbors who embrace their business ventures.

The enemies of this everyday holiness are those who "worship" their own abilities and feel superior to others because they observe certain rules, Francis wrote.