Sentence examples for because we now know from inspiring English sources

There are more diagnoses because we now know about the brighter children as well.

It's easy to think we are more sophisticated because we now know more about – say – the early history of Christianity.

Because we now know he put his relationship with Rupert Murdoch ahead of doing the the right thing when it came to Andy Coulson..

"The discovery is a paradox because we now know much better how the pigment was made than what it is used for".

This taints David Cameron's government because we now know that he put his relationship with Rupert Murdoch ahead of doing the right thing when it came to Andy Coulson.

No one is thinking any the worse of the 19-year-old gymnast Simone Biles because we now know, thanks to Fancy Bears, that she has been prescribed Ritalin to deal with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

It was also, Cristina said, because we now knew what we were looking for.

More specifically, while it's true that the finance guys are still making out like bandits — in part because, as we now know, some of them actually are bandits — the wage gap between workers with a college education and those without, which grew a lot in the 1980s and early 1990s, hasn't changed much since then.

If Fern Britton got more out of Blair than the Chilcot inquisitors perhaps it's because from what we now know he was always better in sofa-style government than full cabinet and preferred Richard and Judy to PMQs.

Our net is in danger — not because of Edward Snowden, but because of what we now know about the actions of the U.S. government.

"Because of studies, we now know that this agency serves no actual purpose.