Sentence examples for because they were nominated from inspiring English sources

The key informants in our purposive sample were chosen because they were nominated by their supervisors as teachers who have the potential to lead the integrated STEM movement in their districts and who welcomed further instructional and curricular support.

Because we were nominated for a European eTwinning Award I went to Berlin where I was offered the role of eTwinning ambassador.

TR: Yeah, we got it for Best Rock Instrumental, and it was funny because we were nominated for a lot of Grammy's that year, and I think the band, if we were going to get anything, might get it for something like "Owner of a Lonely Heart".

Both of her previous albums, "Alas I Cannot Swim" from 2008 and "I Speak Because I Can" from 2010, were nominated for the Mercury Music Prize.

The results were not adjusted for multiple comparisons, because all outcomes of interest were nominated a priori and such adjustment would likely have rendered all findings of interest, despite their clinical importance, nonsignificant [ 44].

"Also those who were nominated because their body of work is AMAZING.

No high schools were nominated this year because of the lack of comparable data going back three years, Mrs. Flynn said.

I'm feeling unusually encouraged because a few of the movies that were nominated for "Best Picture" were genuinely enjoyable.

Wiley's comment was poignant because it keyed into a widely held suspicion: that only the world's greatest living rock star could choose to bring the likes of Skepta, Stormzy and Krept & Konan on to the Brits stage – because they'd never be nominated, or win, or be asked to perform in their own right.

"That meant a huge amount, because it's nominated by people in your constituency.

Mourning also ran for president, but only because he was nominated.