Sentence examples for term because it from inspiring English sources

Although often labelled an atheist, Kurtz wrote in Multi-Secularism: A New Agenda (2010) that he considered "a sceptic about religious claims" to be a more appropriate term because "it emphasises inquiry.

He said the name of Mr. de Guzman immediately attracted notice at the school because, although many thesis proposals are rejected, his was turned down last term because "it was contrary to law, dealing with hacking, dealing with a virus".

"I can't see this government finishing its term because it is too weak," said opposition leader Henry Ramos.

"I can't see this government finishing its term because it is too weak," said opposition leader Henry Ramos, touted as a possible leader for the new assembly.

Mr. Berenbaum, the MKM analyst, says Texas Instruments may have a muted appetite in the near term because it is still digesting its acquisition of National Semiconductor and has been very focused on its analog portfolio.

Lowell hated the term because it smacked of self-indulgence and a lack of discipline.

We haven't actively supported the use of the term because it can provoke more confusion.

"It's bearish longer term because it suggests that this crisis isn't close to being over".

But it could affect the global economy in the short term because it could create stagnation.

Clear felling of forest increases runoff in the short and medium term because it reduces surface detention and transpiration.

The White House avoids the term because it implies that the government is picking winners and losers.