Sentence examples for because we have in from inspiring English sources

Because we have in previous years.

Because we have in our societies children and teenagers and we are responsible for their wellbeing.

Coalition: Yes we do and that's because we have in place a reef plan out to 2050, to ensure the continuing health of the reef.

The Dreyfus affair matters, he believes, because we have, in the past decade, made our own Devil's Island and hundreds of new Dreyfuses — the Dreyfus affair matters because we're still in the middle of it.

What was splendid about his blog is that he laid out all the polls for readers to judge for themselves, unlike Real Clear Politics which seemed to miss out quite a number of them.This maths-based approach is to be applauded, if only because we have in the past given too much credence to the pundits and their views (dangerous ground for a columnist, of course).

Brouwer also adds that a proposition for which case 4 holds, may at some point pass to another case, either because we have in the meantime found a decision method, or because the objects involved in proposition α in the meantime have acquired further properties that permit to make the decision (as may happen for propositions about choice sequences).

So did Jeff Purcell, known as Little Jeff because we had in our class another Jeff Purcell, his cousin — Big Jeff.

Starmer observes mildly: "We had to approach it quite carefully, because we had in the background issues of parliamentary privilege, what was capable of being investigated in open court.

"We are giving a signal to terrorists that they can have their way because we have given in".

We get used to this feeling and are almost comfortable in it, because we have been in it for so long.

Germany and German nationals are in the focus of Al Qaeda because we have soldiers in Afghanistan".