Sentence examples for because we took them from inspiring English sources

"Those points were huge because we took them out of their game plan," Harris said.

"I disagree, because we took them public," White says.

If things stayed exactly the same, we wouldn't have costs in future quarters because we took them in one shot.

As we were all having our "I'm right, you're wrong" Democratic and Republican arguments, the powers that be made themselves more powerful, and while we were arguing, we have lost most of the rights that we weren't arguing about because we took them for granted.

"We found it very troubling, because we take them very seriously," he said.

"The worst part," Obama said before those families of victims and business leaders and philanthropists, "is we've become numb to these statistics" because "we take them as the norm".

We call them our "edugators" because we take them to schools and we teach people alligator safety and alligator education.

Condillac's response to this charge, in his "Lettre de M. l'abbé de Condillac à l'auteur des Lettres à un Américan" (1756, and appended to subsequent editions of the Treatise on Animals) was to claim that, "If I say that our sensations give us an idea of extension, it is only because we take them for qualities of objects when we refer them to something external.

It might be argued that we allow parents such great freedom in these areas because we take them to have a right to shape the traits of their child, and this right might be thought to include a right to determine, prior to birth, the child's genetic characteristics.

The group originally included Diego Luna and Salma Hayek, Moxham says, "but we took them out because they're not as legendary".

"If they only had, say, bloating or stomach pain or diarrhoea then we took them out because that could be a lactose intolerance or a food intolerance," said Gupta.