Sentence examples for because we are rather from inspiring English sources

"We have endeavored to maintain a fairly low profile, which is easier said than done, because we are rather large in this industry," Mr. Wadeson acknowledged.

People want to find out what we offer, because we are rather new". In this little town in northern Italy, near the foothills of the Alps, preparations are in full swing for the biggest date in its history – the biggest, at least, since 28 October 1958, when Angelo Roncalli, fourth child of Marianna and Giovanni from the house on via Colombera, became pope.

Because we are rather small in medium duty, and if you want to be a global player, you need bigger volumes.

Now I think this phrase I think, therefore I am I am because we are, rather is an English expression.

Re: GDPR, we suggest the minister reads our primer because we're rather less confident than he apparently is that his app, as is, under this current privacy policy and structure, would pass muster under the new EU-wide standard (which comes into force in May).

But saying that we sleep because we are tired is rather like saying we eat because we are hungry – it is why we sleep, but not necessarily why we need it.

We pulled out a tape of Orson Welles's famous "War of the Worlds" broadcast of 1938, and -- because we are romantics rather than scientists -- drove to Grover's Mill, where the Martians supposedly landed.

A number of us took writing classes when we went to college together, so we take that process into our rehearsal space and that has been a massively fruitful tool for us in writing from four directions, because we all are rather opinionated and occasionally stubborn.

"What we have done, we have done because we are comfortable operating rather than being passive investors," Mr. Newhouse said in a telephone interview yesterday.

Not because we are rubbish investigators – rather the system of offshore corporate vehicles is designed for this purpose, so that the real proprietor cannot be traced.

Because in the middle of the pitch [on the touchline] there is a cameraman who deprives me of the view, and with me all the coaches and managers sitting on the ground, because we are dug under rather than dug out.