Sentence examples for because we know from from inspiring English sources

Because we know from nature that adaptability is a product of distributed intelligence.

"Country of origin labelling is important because we know from consumer surveys that shoppers want to buy British food products," James said.

I want to work for universal free school, because we know from all the studies that the youngsters learn--kids learn more in the first few years of life than anywhere else.

The Health Secretary's anti-regulatory 'light touch' approach bothers me because we know from bitter experience that voluntary agreements don't work unless backed up by the threat of regulation".

I want to work for universal preschool because we know from all the studies that the youngsters learn -- kids learn more in the first few years of life than anywhere else.

Because of the act of violence suggested before the story begins, and because we know from fairytales what befalls innocents in the forest at night, the novel's crisis may be something of an anti-climax.

Because we knew from intelligence that they were less likely to be a possible terrorist.

We did this because we knew from the past that when an evaluation is to be shared, the responses skew high that is, they are sugarcoated.

Ruud van der Rol, one of the writers, explained: "There are no piles of bodies, because we knew from experience that this could block children from dealing with the whole subject.

The blizzard of details the prosecution produced was meticulous and almost irrelevant, because we knew from the start that the two girls had died in Huntley's house, and he had dumped their bodies.

Finally, we ligated and divided RHA-PB for complete resection of the pancreatic head tumor because we knew from the preoperative images that there was the junction between RHA-PB and RHA-AB at the hilar portion.