Sentence examples for because they were where from inspiring English sources

Public pools became flashpoints, Wiltse observes, because they were where "Americans came into intimate and prolonged contact with one another.

He argues universities should be taking a lead because they were where we first found out about climate change, they understand maths and, perhaps most of all, are full of young people.

Unlike other academic novelists, he clearly wrote these books neither for money nor vanity, but because they were where he could dramatise the themes and memories that preoccupied him.

Currency markets, Odey says provocatively, are the last "honest" market because they are where lenders and borrowers meet.

Starbucks is safe raising the prices of specialty drinks because they are where the company best differentiates itself, said Kenneth Davids, editor of Coffee Review.

Mr. Bush's aides say he will continue to conduct his conversations at small businesses because they are where the job growth is.

The four stops for the tour were selected because they are "where the populations of survivors and World War II veterans are fairly large," said Lorna Miles, chief marketing officer for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Outlook: "Small-cap and mid-cap Asian companies are interesting because they are where fewer people are looking.

Companies in the e-book market focus on libraries because libraries buy books and services and because they are where the reading public gathers.

"There's no point hiding - they've got 10 days to save their Portsmouth careers because they are where they are because they don't do the right things.

The company explains to TechCrunch that these markets were chosen because they're where the profile frames have been used the most to date.