Sentence examples for progressed because they from inspiring English sources

Many of the women we spoke to felt that they had only survived – let alone progressed – because they did not have caring responsibilities.

Louis van Gaal compounded the indignity with a press conference performance of deep pomposity last night, in which he suggested his side are progressing because they advanced further in the League Cup this season.

At first, the government allowed the vigilantes to progress because they were doing their dirty work and doing what they had been unable to do—rid Michoacán of the Templars.

Participants tended to squat longer for recipients as the experimental session progressed (perhaps because they got used to the exercise, or because they initially wished to save energy for later squatting attempts).

The papillary dermal birefringence may not increase under pinching conditions in progressed wrinkles, because they may be stretched even under normal conditions.

"I wouldn't say her game has progressed, because she's already been at this level.

Foreign Minister Walid Muallem said the discussions had not progressed because of the opposition's "lack of maturity and seriousness".

This was probably due to the great number of patients who progressed because of the appearance of new lesions.

Cancers with low LINE-1 methylation levels can progress rapidly because they have unstable genomes, more frequent transposition and may be difficult to diagnose early.

They are trying to stop progress, because they understand what freedom means to their terrorist ambitions.

They are giving birth "at a young age instead of investing in their own economic progress because they feel they have little chance of advancement," the authors write.