Sentence examples for because where there are from inspiring English sources
Because where there are appetites, there are profits to be made.
With that sighting, too, came a prickly, but oddly welcome, awareness that this was not yet comfortable human habitat, because where there are seals there are polar bears, predators that see people as nothing more than mobile meat.
"But I kept going because where there are challenges, I like to see opportunities.
The right is wrong because where there are more guns there is also more gun accidents and more gun violence, and the left is wrong because there is no way to realistically, politically, constitutionally or in any way eliminate 300 million guns in America.
They prevent people from doing the wrong things because, where there are conditions, they help in monitoring.
Gleeful because, where there's disaster, there's money to be made fixing it.
They appointed private contractors to clear the rubbish, a job they were often willing to do free, because where there was muck there was brass.
"You can spend hours looking for a lost sheep then find it drowned in a bog, because where there's livestock there's dead stock".
The Earl of Essex, one of Elizabeth I's favourites, declared thata pluralitie of religions...is against the pollicie of all states, because where there is not unitie in the church, there can be no unitie or order in the stateThis feeling did not disappear with the end of the war; Louis XIV was to expel the protestant Huguenots from France in 1685.
