Sentence examples for should end because from inspiring English sources

Now, flu researchers say, the moratorium should end because most countries have rules in place.

"They were oblivious of the idea that the bookstore should end because of the war," Indrimi said.

Another former Pakistani general who speaks to General Kayani said he believed that the Pakistan Army's leader had concluded that the drone campaign should end because it hurt the army's reputation among the Pakistani public.

9.30pm BST Carney says the shutdown should end because there's no reason for it: There's no reason I have seen logically articulated by Republicans... why they would insist on continuing to keep the shutdown.

The French Foreign Minister has slammed Western leaders such as Barack Obama for continuing their holidays in the midst of the crisis in Iraq, saying that vacations should end immediately because "people are dying".

The argument should end there because if they called you those names, and you agree with it, then they can't find anything to continue the argument.

Trump said that Robert Mueller, the independent counsel looking into Russian interference in the 2016 election, should end his investigation, because there was nothing to it.

Her admonishment follows a similar entreaty by Bill Gates, who in the first installment of "Playbook Cocktails," Politico's new interview series, said that the Boy Scouts should end the ban "because it's 2013".

He says this relationship should end not only because it's unclear if the county is actually making money as a result of the deal, but because most El Pasoans don't support the Trump administration's "anti-immigration policies".

Regardless of how unsympathetic Lawrence turns out to be, nobody unarmed should end up dead because they were a loudmouth or even if they believe the government isn't legitimate.

Within that overall measure, the education gap could be closed in 10 years, while the inequality in politics – which has the widest gap, despite having closed by 23% – should end in 82 years because of the fast pace of improvement since 2006, when it stood at 14%.