Sentence examples for because they were done from inspiring English sources

Some of the early trades made on NYSE Euronext's Arca platform were canceled because they were done at the company's offering price of $17.

Only seven of its months have wholly survived – March to September – because they were done in fresco, that "advanced work", rather than painted dry.

Although previous studies have demonstrated what scientists call "herd immunity," none have been so incontrovertible, because they were done in less isolated places with more sources of flu passing through.

Bob Klein, a real-estate agent and former township committee member here, said the valuations probably rose as steeply as they did because they were done at a time when the housing market was booming.

The new rules will still permit the kind of trades on which Goldman was caught by surprise, however, because they were done on behalf of clients, underscoring how difficult it will be for regulators to distinguish between proprietary trading and serving customers.

But New Hampshire is a flinty-spirited state, and the modifications to the hut were pricey because they were done at the last minute: the mountain club learned only belatedly from the Forest Service that the hut, even though it is among the club's remotest, must comply with the accessibility rules for new buildings in the Americans with Disabilities Act.

We bought Otamendi and he didn't play because they were doing so well.

They may have been fabulously wealthy, but only because they were doing fabulously clever things.

There was a crowd of cars and a paint truck because they were doing some work.

Their deaths are particularly alarming because they were doing nothing more dangerous than traveling along Amtrak's Northeast Corridor.

Competitors gained on me because they were doing first and refining later.