Sentence examples for because they pointed from inspiring English sources

The twin issues frustrated the watchdog groups, because they pointed to a fundamental problem in Albany: that the Senate and Assembly rarely meet in conference committees to resolve differences between competing bills.

In this case, the battlefield finds were valuable because they pointed to a little mentioned chapter in Libyan history, when the United States actively worked to increase the size and capabilities of Libya's military, which became the source of the coup that cast the country into despotism, brutality and enduring disarray.

Not only because Mr. Harnick wrote the music and lyrics for those early songs, but also because they pointed in a more sophisticated direction than the one he took with Mr. Bock, you could imagine him having chosen a different road had he continued to work alone.

Poussaint argues that these shows were able to achieve success because they pointed their racial commentary inward.

Each one directing me, encouraging me, driving me in the right direction because they pointed me to the eventual, "yes".

So Barton's contention that "the Court overturned his conviction, because they pointed out that despite all the evidence and all the witnesses and all the testimony, something terrible had happened in the courtroom" is simply not true.

New approvals are closely watched because they point the way to house-price changes (see chart).

"The results are disturbing because they point to a system that is funneling people towards deportation without due process.

Risk matrices become 'understood' and are powerful precisely because they point beyond the specific events and processes represented on the matrix.

For engineers, the IBM findings are significant because they point the way to important heat-management techniques of circuits.

It is a shame because they point towards a much more radical rebalancing of power and accountability in healthcare.