Sentence examples for moves because the from inspiring English sources

Don Cherry may have foreseen what would happen when he said in a 2009 "Coach's Corner" segment that Ovechkin can't keep throwing full-speed body checks at every opponent who moves because the physical toll it demands is too high.

Spokesmen in dioceses like Jackson said their bishops had made no moves because the Vatican might refuse to give its approval, known as a recognitio, to the bishops' charter.

"You can only take a very limited degree of hope from these latest moves, because the twists and turns in the past have not led to a fundamental improvement".

He and others who used his methods reported that preschool children are apt to explain external change in terms of their own needs: a four-year-old is likely to say that a cloud moves "because the sun is in my eyes".

As the stock price falls from $60 to $20, the spread barely moves, because the "default option" remains far out of the money.

The probabilities that we do calculate (of people moving when we know both their current and previous addresses) are likely to be understated relative to the true probabilities of moves, because the most mobile people are the most likely to be missed or to have an incomplete address record from 5 years ago.

Apparently, the unusual move comes because the novelist is keen for more interaction with his fans.

The note will change pitch every time the guitar moves, because of the whammy bar.

This is one of the more intimidating moves because of the running head start towards a wall.

The money isn't moving because the people are paralyzed.

She moved because the cost of living in New York was too high.