Sentence examples for put because they from inspiring English sources

"People who bought into the neighborhood are inclined to stay put because they are not about to take a big financial loss," she said.

Many Arab leaders want him to stay put because they worry that Mr. Sharon will close the door should he leave, prompting an even greater crisis.

"The companies that might otherwise leave a high-tax country for a lower-tax home stay put because they can use tax havens to lighten their tax load".This could be the reason why governments in onshore jurisdictions the world over do little to stop the use of tax havens, even though they constantly complain about them.

The banks are within their rights to get their debt, but if one person left to go to another address, and the other person is staying put because they want to keep the kids in the same school, the bank goes after them," she says.

Further compounding the low vacancy problem, "People tend to stay put because they don't have as much choice," Nadji says.

"It's our biggest opportunity, the people who are unhappy with their current supplier but end up staying put because they think it'll be too difficult to switch.

They were told to stay put, because it was thought that they could withstand they were going by the prediction, which was eight feet of water.

Simply put: Because the government says they can.

"Rather than putting flowers on the tombstone, we put rocks because they're more permanent," Sherman explains of the Jewish mourning practice that contributed to the concept.

Smaller fires get put out because they create smoke, which is considered a form of pollution.

His father didn't want to put them because they don't want to get sued.