Sentence examples for because they spend a from inspiring English sources

Low-income families benefit most, because they spend a greater proportion of their wages on food.

Are there any other groups that are susceptible because they spend a lot of time together — like orchestras?

A more prosaic explanation is that old, posh colleges are rich because they spend a lot on wine for cash-generating events.

ENERGY STAR-labeled computers automatically power down when not in use and may actually last longer than conventional products because they spend a large portion of time in a low-power sleep mode.

He admires traditional Japanese chefs, he said, because "they spend a whole lifetime mastering a complex art and arrive at an extreme simplicity".

Drag racers are close, in part because they spend a lot of time on the road together, and because they share a perilous occupation.

He said that board members deserve a raise because they spend an increasing amount of time in meetings.

And they're angry because they spent a couple of days at Rutgers.

"People won't stop spending just because they spent a bit extra on the World Cup".

I can show you some great receptionists who are pretty darn good welders because they spent a week or two in the machine shop.

Wearing a pro-Rajapaksa T-shirt, he said: "Fuel, petrol and oil is expensive now because they spent a lot on the war.