Sentence examples for rose because they from inspiring English sources

The Taliban rose because they seemed to be more gallant toward women than the other warlords.

Even with a study as rigorous as this, it is impossible to say conclusively whether the women lost weight because their salaries rose, or whether their salaries rose because they lost weight.

They rise because they had previously fallen and fall because they once rose.

"Banks will see their costs rise because they will have to pay higher base salaries".

Connection costs keep rising because they are pegged by regulation to inflation.

Politicians rise because they are clever, but few are blessed with a scientific mind.

This meant that companies, on average, could afford to pay the wage rises because they were themselves making greater profits.

Such land characteristics put residents at greater risk when the mercury rises because they exacerbate the heat, the study authors said.

In summary, we get to say we cut emissions, despite our emissions rising, because they rose a bit less than we said they would.

Across America, millions of mothers can't rise because they don't have adequate support systems as they try to improve their skills.

And individuals and institutions alike have embraced momentum investing, a strategy of buying stocks as they rise because they are rising -- and hence another contributor to market frenzy.