Sentence examples for because we are often from inspiring English sources

Our species is often slow to notice when the natural order of things is thrown out of balance; perhaps it is because we are often responsible.

I only mention this because we are often told that young porn-obsessed men are the only ones guilty of base sexual attitudes.

Martin Brown, principal of Cleethorpes academy, says: "We agreed to distribute the leaflets because we are often asked by parents where they can access good educational support outside of school.

On the other hand, because we are often now getting 20 polls on a given day — instead of two or three — there is potentially more evidence to testify to a statistically meaningful change in the race if it is reflected in the polling consensus.

Engineers are treated as less-than-equal because we are often viewed as idiot savants.

Because we are often closely identified with such governments, their unpopularity rubs off on us.

That's because we're often waiting for our other half to make the first move.

We've been fighting and working hard, and it's been difficult because we're often far from home".

Because we're often more focused on each other than on our offspring, they vie for attention.

We also wrote, in large letters, that people should call before coming in because we're often felling or shooting and because there are children and livestock running around.

"We see them right here because we're often the first stop," said Robert R. Zorn, director of the Empire State Building Observatory, which is open 9 a.m. to midnight every day ($12 for adults, and $7 for children).