Sentence examples for because they were understood from inspiring English sources

The reports of American Special Forces raids in Afghanistan did not inspire any immediate fury, because they were understood as unlikely to add to civilian deaths.

What we're seeing, Professor Low said, is the proliferation of new "external rules" — rules that used to be unspoken or internalized because they were understood but now need to be spelled out.

It's because they are understood, included and loved.

It's because they are understood, included and loved..

Sometimes this happens because they are seen with new eyes or because they are understood in new contexts; sometimes it is because they possess an aesthetic grandeur that resists any interpretive grid.

Instances of 'family time-out' may contribute to better consultation outcomes because they are understood and supported by the patient's social system.

The indicators selected were chosen because they were easily understood, robust, and represented the most important aspects of the program.

These features demonstrate that the long-period valley response of the Kathmandu Valley is considerably complicated, because they cannot be understood with one-dimensional seismic wave amplification.

Physiological models are appealing because they can be understood in terms of anatomy, physiology, and physics.

These symbols are widely used because they are widely understood, and they are widely understood because they are widely used.

"The TCW fund does buy some esoteric securities," said Eric Jacobson, an analyst at Morningstar, adding that such securities tend to yield more because they are less understood.