Sentence examples for because they realised taking from inspiring English sources

The occupiers left the villagers alone because they realised taking them on would be more trouble than it was worth.

They wanted to understand scientific advances because they realised that decisions that would change their day-to-day life, even society as a whole, would otherwise be taken without them.

We have been organised into a cartel because they realised that one person cannot meet big orders, therefore they are using many of us.

They bothered because they realised how everyone benefited from her presence in the community.

Or was it because they realised he knew too much and, if so, about what?

They went into [the secretary's] bedroom, then left: either because they realised it wasn't me in the room, or simply because it was occupied.

Jim Hoffa, head of the once bipartisan Teamsters' union, says that those on the far right are "taking us on because they realise if they knock labour…they'll have a free run".The unions have already seen tough battles, especially in the Midwest.

"There is some evidence that landlords who were [taking] housing benefit tenants, are no longer prepared to take people on housing benefit, perhaps because they realise the risk of them going into arrears," Orr says.

We talked to some older teenagers taking GCSEs and A-levels who decided to avoid it because they realise that they could too easily succumb to the lure of chatting online.

Prison guards have absolute power because they realise they can do pretty much what they want".

"Some retail clients have been chucking in money because they realise this".