Sentence examples for practices because the from inspiring English sources

We adapt, we adopt new practices because the tradeoffs seem worth it.

At an emergency meeting in October, two top executives, Mark A. Frevert and Greg Whalley, said that the trading desk had to change its accounting practices because the company was perilously short of cash.

The complaint was going to claim that Facebook's new rules were unfair and deceptive trade practices, because the company had repeatedly promised users that they owned their content but appeared to be saying something else in its revised terms.

The state controller, Kathleen Connell, said she started the lawsuit over the Calpers pay practices because the fund's board had not followed state-prescribed procedures for giving pay increases.

The decision makes it very hard, if not impossible, to stop bad corporate practices because the potential award for an individual would be too small to justify a suit.

It took more than a year to identify all of the borrowers injured by Countrywide's practices because the company's records were completely disorganized and chaotic, according to people briefed on the investigation.

2. Individual socioeconomic information was only available in a subset of the practices because of the nature of the interventions 3.

The team practiced because, as of yesterday, there was football to be played this weekend, against Fordham.

Gill sat out today's practice because the knee was sore, but he should play Monday.

They couldn't practice because the building that houses the nine indoor courts was being used for the fan-interactive Smash Zone.

One does not casually stroll out to practice because the guy on the roof will pick you off before you can say, "Al Davis sent me".