Sentence examples for because undertaking from inspiring English sources

In addition, because undertaking all the activities in villages was time-consuming, in some instances, women could not wait for antenatal checks.

Because Trump is undertaking the measures at will, he can pick whomever he wants.

"But even if it is too late," he said, "the effort is well worth undertaking, because one never knows, and one always has hope".

"This is a new initiative we're undertaking because of the amount of lost revenues to the state in the millions of dollars," he said.

Book publishing is a bold and frustrating undertaking, because every single page presents an opportunity for a mistake.

The last CRT did not participate because it was undertaking a study of its own [ 24].

The assessment of outcome reporting bias was undertaken because became best practice, while the review was ongoing [ 51].

Alister Hayes says: "I hope the committee will share our view that the bid is worthy not because a great scientist happened to live here, but because he undertook so much of his important scientific work here".

Turkers are also poorly paid, although their hourly rate is difficult to calculate, in part because Amazon takes a cut of between 20% to 40%, and because Turkers undertake multiple tasks at once with break time.

The derivatives market is huge, unregulated and opaque because participants undertake the transactions privately and don't record them in a central market.

Sheep grazed through a half-bulldozed Shire that was kept somewhat intact only because Mr. Alexander undertook the cost of basic maintenance and repair.