Sentence examples for believed because the from inspiring English sources

"It is suggested that the accounts are not to be believed because the children report sexual activity with a dog and other animals.

While the White House disdained those from what one official once notably called the "reality-based community," so Rice had learned in segregated Birmingham to believe "that what mattered was what you and your self-defined society believed, because the world beyond was often wrong in its most critical judgments".

Povinelli and Vonk (2004) criticize the Hare et al. studies, suggesting that the ecological nature of the study (using food competition behavior from the subject's natural repertoire) is a weakness of the study, not a strength as the authors believed, because the chimpanzees could have made inferences based on past observed behavior.

And it wouldn't cut into smaller farms' profits, Rice believed, because the movement had plenty of room to grow.

At a doorway trying to recruit a source, in a courtroom where they say, "I found this in the left dresser drawer of this gang member," and they won't be believed because the President of the United States has convinced millions of people that they're corrupt, when that's a lie".

Furthermore, we couple the behavioral response with an epidemiological model, and show that the A/H1N1 influenza virus was likely more transmissible than previously believed because the transmission potential was masked by behavioral responses.

This happens, the scientists believe, because slow flowing lava seals the gas vents, ramping up the pressure inside the volcano, and causing an explosion.

On Wednesday, Spain had better believe, because the Germans will.

It could be worse this time, he believes, because the crisis is more widespread.

The institution of marriage has been neglected under Labour, Willetts believes, because the government is "so neutral on everything".

Orality is key to understanding the story, Fox believes, because the Bible, like many ancient texts, was designed to be sung and performed aloud.