Sentence examples for because we represented from inspiring English sources

"Community Law Advocates was under scrutiny from the moment of inception because we represented a threat to the status quo," said one person associated with the organization, who asked not to be identified because of the investigation.

We did not estimate separate model parameters for process variance or observation error because we represented uncertainty using binomial distributions.

And generally speaking, people everywhere are friendly toward musicians, because we represent a good time.

"It's perplexing because we represent such a growing population of the American public".

"But that is with intention, because we represent working people who are fed up with nothing working for them.

No public servant can condone civil disobedience, because we represent all the people and we do not like to see any members of our society inconvenienced.

"Because we represent the outcome of thoughts verbally, it's easy to think that thought occurs in the form of words," he said.

"People talk about Scott Boras for one reason and one reason only -- it's because we represent very talented players who have great character," he said.

"This club is one of the reasons real estate values started to go up in the neighborhood, and now they don't want us here because we represent undervalued real estate".

Today we are in the midst of something all too familiar to those of us who remember the 1970s and 1980s – a hysterical smear campaign directed against trade unions because we represent the only real organised challenge in society to the values and views of our bankrupt establishment.

"Because we represent an ideology.