Sentence examples for because they were supported from inspiring English sources

All have advanced or won local victories because they were supported by intense air strikes.

These regimes came into being and lasted for generations primarily because they reflected the political culture of those societies (primarily the rejection of pluralism) and only to a lesser degree because they were supported by outside powers.

Two freshwater-increased GCNVs (ENSGACG00000003408 and APOL2) were strongly predicted to be such GCNVs, because they were supported by at least two within-read-length SNV position pairs in three individuals of the freshwater group (Table  1 and Additional file 2: Table S2).

At the request of FlyBase, modENCODE provided a list of all excluded low-confidence junctions; the 1213 junctions that either correspond to a BCM junction (n = 781) or subsequently came to be represented in a gene model annotation because they were supported by other data (n = 432) are included in the FlyBase dataset modENCODE_mRNA-Seq_EXTRA_junctions and are visible on GBrowse.

How many times have you found your new favourite band because they were supporting the artist you'd actually paid to see, or because you ran into a little tent at a festival to get out of the rain?

"Then, the authorities, the police, were stopping us from doing it because they were supporting the clearances.

The Hussein insurgents are a more significant threat, he said, in part because they are supported by an outer ring of "less hard-core" supporters, including teenagers and others paid to shoot rocket-propelled grenades at passing American troops.

The cathedral's social and arts programs have continued because they are supported by outside grants.

The clear-thinking right detests such banks because they are supported by large, nontransparent and very dangerous government subsidies.

In the long term, consumers will also lose out, as they'll likely have to pay for services that are currently free because they're supported by advertising".

Industry executives and lawyers said that some of the rules, like the 35percentt limit, may not be scuttled entirely because they are supported by powerful corporate interests.