Sentence examples for because they were public from inspiring English sources

"For no reason, shots were fired at these firefighters because they were public servants," he said.

Anderson challenged the order and Batty ultimately agreed to let him see her son during football and cricket matches and training, because they were public events held during the day or evening with plenty of people around.

"Oh, shit," she said, trying to banish her sadness with ugly words, words that her mother had taught her never to use, because they were public admissions that you could not find a more exact, more intelligent way to say what you had to say.

They didn't get it here". Taylor had argued that seven years of publicity from a variety of sources, including other parents, made the McMartins "slander-proof" because they were public figures.

And, crucially, because they are public firms, their development plans are subject to much greater and earlier scrutiny and judgment by share price than those of private developers.

Where is the justice or fairness in asking public-sector workers, a large percentage of whom earn less than £21,000 a year, to pay what is essentially a higher rate of tax just because they are public employees?

"They are not going to stop doing it just because they are public".

I can sit in Africa and on my cell phone, take courses at MIT because they're public record.

Less public focus on their cakes in the oven will allow them to not have to focus lots of resources on bad products simply because they are public and lots of alpha users have latched on to them".

Many companies, he says, scoff at the idea of putting several years or more into building a sustainable presence in China (in part, in some cases, because they're public).

Less public focus on their cakes in the oven will allow them to not have to focus lots of resources on bad products simply because they are public and lots of alpha users have latched on to them". Basically, less Waves and more Circles.