Sentence examples for moves because it from inspiring English sources

Aristotle, wedded to efficient cause whereby one thing only moves because it is physically pushed by another, thinks that thrown projectiles move because of the pressure of the contiguous air set in motion by the thrower.

"I guess the French government thought of me when they decided to do this festival," Mr. Loukos said of France Moves, "because it was evident to them that I was connected to the United States and its dance world".

Putting Hillary Clinton in the cabinet may turn out to be one of Obama's smartest moves, because it not only eliminated her as a would-be challenger, but it also should presumably squelch the will-she-or-won't-she speculation that otherwise would have played out for months.

That's a move on a set — here we have a whole set that moves, because it's a vehicle, the CASH CAB.

The company says it can make these moves because it "operates through multiple subsidiary businesses including: Blüm, IVXX Inc., Edible Garden, and MediFarm LLC," in Nevada and California.

Citrix has indicated it wants to concentrate on core products such as XenServer, NetScalr and perhaps Citrix Workplace Cloud, but it's not necessarily making these moves because it wants to change direction.

Ultimately though the company was willing to make this massive move because it craved control over its infrastructure.

But Dr. Lamb said the organization could not consider such a move because it could threaten much of its financing.

But Nissan made the move because it fell far short of its goal of increasing global sales of the Leaf by 50 percent last year.

It's moving because it's true.

"It was so moving because it was an immersive documentary.