Sentence examples for because we represented a 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.

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

Because we represent a tremendous share of military personnel.

"Because we represent an ideology.

Because we represent such a small sliver of the American population and are often seen in a negative light, I believe that it is imperative that atheists make themselves known.

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

"As an organization, because we represent rabbis and Jewish community members with a range of practices, we, as a rule, don't sponsor any events that happened on Shabbat," she says.

Madeleine Onne, Hong Kong Ballet We have a different situation to Europe, because we are representing a Western art form in Asia.

"We felt a sense of pride, having reached the game, and a duty to respond to the challenge because we were representing a league," he said.

But that is almost a shame, because he represented a strand that we don't otherwise see much of: English purism.

Because MHCs represented a heterogeneous group, we repeated the above analyses, comparing MHCs in each category of mental disorder with non-MHCs.