Sentence examples for making because they from inspiring English sources

"It will also give schools a clearer idea of how much progress their pupils are making, because they will know better where they have started from".

Aria told me her mother sent her there because she "disliked the friends she was making because they were 'different' – black, gay, etc".

Aria told me her mother sent her there because she "disliked the friends she was making because they were 'different' black, gay, etc".

We included publications of any type, with the exception of cover pages, tables of content and indexes (of authors, keywords, etc).. To identify publications relating to SDM, referred to as SDM publications, we first chose the phrases "shared decision making" and "informed decision making" because they are the most often encountered in medical literature [ 19].

"We don't want decisions made because they are expedient.

The more training they have, the more mistakes they make because they are influenced by the color of the wine".

It made me angry at every disaster film ever made, because they don't begin to have the horror.

"A police report wouldn't get made because they make you wait in the police station for hours," one commander said.

It is impossible to know, of course, how many arrests are never made because they involve a prominent athlete.

An exception has been made "because they appear to be working hard to come within the cap by 2003".

Cornell fans say that the change was made because they make up 80percentto85percentcent of the crowd for that game every year, Adam Simons, a 2002 graduate, said by telephone.