Sentence examples for designation because from inspiring English sources

And at Procter & Gamble, a line featuring new products that cost $42 to $62 each — a far cry from the price of a bar of Ivory soap — is getting a value designation because, ads assert, it performs like product lines costing much more.

But Mallory once again refused to distance herself from Farrakhan just this week, saying in an appearance on "The View" that she stood by her "greatest of all time" designation "because of what he's done in black communities".

Ms. Dwyer's group fought the designation because the house has aluminum siding.

Players hate the franchise designation because it prevents them from testing the open market.

Others oppose the designation because they think it will limit their ability to change their homes.

Perhaps the commission hesitates to make the designation because the owners are averse to the idea.

In many of those cases, he wrote, it is foreign policy matters that earn this designation, either because diplomatic wisdom lies beyond judicial competence, or because in foreign affairs it can be important for the nation to speak with one voice and act in unity.

Designation matters because it determines what kind of Leave campaign Cameron will face.

Knight praised St Joseph's for going undefeated until its conference tournament; Martelli said Knight really deserved the designation "coach" because he had a formula.

Even the words "personal essay" give him the creeps: "I hesitate to use the designation personal because it has come to suggest, with some justification, a certain contemporary predisposition toward narcissism".

Most want the 501(c)(4) designation precisely because it allows secrecy for their donors; otherwise they would take the far easier step of becoming standard political organizations, known as 527 groups, which have to reveal their contributors.