Sentence examples for stressed that because from inspiring English sources
But she stressed that because they had heart tissue transplants they would have had regular check-ups.
He stressed that, because crime had declined significantly, everyone had benefited, especially blacks and Latinos who tend to live in high-crime areas.
They have also stressed that, because of MetroCard discounts, the average fare has actually decreased for the first time in the history of the system -- to $1.04 now, as riders take advantage of the discounts.
When I was a child, she always stressed that because I would be a product of the District of Columbia's struggling public schools, the only way she could guarantee my success was to be heavily involved in my education.
The group, which included ethicists and disease advocates, stressed that because individual study subjects had to be able to decide whether to share their genetic and clinical information, the system for data sharing had to include ways to track and manage these permissions.
In "Nudge," a popular book that he wrote with the influential behavioral economist Richard Thaler, Sunstein elaborated a philosophy called "libertarian paternalism". Conservative economists have long stressed that because people are rational, the best way for government to serve the public is to guarantee a fair market and to otherwise get out of the way.
'Each time I have to come here I feel stressed; that is, because of the long distance, I am afraid I won't arrive on time...'..... Convenient access to health professionals and receiving care at short notice becomes more important in critical situations.
Thomas L. Friedman is right to stress that "because of United States economic sanctions on Iraq, Saddam Hussein is now more popular than ever on the Arab street" (column, Aug. 8).
He stresses that because of security restrictions he has often been unable to see anything more than translations prepared without "poetry in mind".
The Fourth Circuit reversed, stressing that, because it was undisputed that Hamdi was captured in an active combat zone, no factual inquiry or evidentiary hearing allowing Hamdi to be heard or to rebut the Governments assertions was necessary or proper.
We stress that because the intricacies of the processes outlined here lie at the very core of the science achieved, the preprocessing and analysis cannot be treated as, or transformed into, a black box.
