Sentence examples for symbol because it from inspiring English sources

She chose the monarch butterfly as a symbol because "it is free to migrate" across human-made borders – although, she notes, the monarch's existence is under assault due to climate change.

It is symbol because it is a practical measure of consumer confidence, and a driver because it is so huge – what with dealer networks as well as manufacturers.

Offshoring is a powerful political symbol, because it seems unpatriotic (helping foreigners at the expense of Americans) and heartless (putting profits over people).

Ecological threat aside, the new Öresund bridge is so potent a symbol because it reminds us that the outside world sooner or later asserts itself.

"The ninth of November is a symbol because it was the beginning of the end," Mr. Blumenthal said of Kristallnacht, a Nazi euphemism meaning "night of broken glass".

Pardes, we are told, became the museum's symbol because it reflected the museum's intention to cultivate different levels of interpretation: "to create an environment for exploring multiple perspectives, encouraging open-mindedness" and "acknowledging diverse backgrounds".

It is a bizarre symbol because well into the third century the cross -- crucifixion -- continued to be the common means of executing people who were condemned to death for reasons of crime or treason.

He opposed Quebec's plan to bar civil servants from wearing religious symbols because it is divisive.

Fortunately, the SCO-OFDM clipping noise does not affect ACO-OFDM symbols because it falls onto the even subcarriers.

We believe each generation looks for new inventions, new innovation and new symbols because it considers itself to be brighter and luckier than the one before it.

It makes me shudder to think that even today, 2014, exactly on the same land, there are children scared to be identified with Jewish symbols because it can risk their lives.