Sentence examples for brief because from inspiring English sources

Her professional career was brief because, as she said, "In that era, I was old at 21, and getting beat by 16-year-olds every week made me think I needed to get on with my life".

Speaking before the president, Mr. Corzine promised to be brief "because I know who you're here to see," and used the joint appearance to align himself closely with Mr. Obama's policies.

The action of cyclic AMP is brief because it is rapidly degraded by specific enzymes.

Critics say some sessions are so brief because reverse mortgage companies are paying for the advice.

But Mr. Mottola said their stay was brief because they did not fit into Sony's culture.

But card writers must be brief, because they are limited to fewer than 80 characters for their messages.

Opening levels also tend to be brief, because this flatters us into thinking we're making quick progress.

Mid-morning conference chairman MP Keith Vaz kept chiding speakers to be brief because the timetable was slipping.

But the official abruptly cut short the briefing, because, he said, he needed to brief the F.B.I. director, Robert S. Mueller III, on a breaking development in the case.

Milley said he did not want to confirm the suspect's name at the briefing because his next of kin had not been identified.

Iraq was the first topic briefed because "it's the most visible and most risky area" Mr. Bush will confront after he takes office, one senior officer said.