Sentence examples for third being that from inspiring English sources

The first being their lack of knowledge about Africa; the second being the way the term generalized the cultural diversity of Africa; and the third being that it was divisive and that, as Americans, we should all simply be American.

That's two out of the three main reasons for executive onboarding failure, the third being that things change.

The first being that paid subscriptions is exactly how lending libraries started out.

He remarks that "something no more partakes of actual existence except insofar as it adheres to the first being that is all at once" (Dales 1963a, 96 97).

Gere agreed to guest star under two conditions, the first being that Buddhism should be portrayed accurately, and his second and strongest request being that Lisa should say "Free Tibet" in the episode.

The first being that there should be evidence of at least two demyelinating lesions in the CNS that are separated both spatially and temporally.

I'm interested in two things about this cake, the first being that it looks congealed, the second being that Luke appears to have done the GCSE Food Technology thing of covering up the problem with fruit.

"There's a couple things that bother me about it, the first being that they seem to be altering work conditions without any approval from the players," Hunter said.

Two aspects of this definition are critical, the first being that "the obligation must be voluntarily adopted; behaviour influenced by the coercive forces of law or union contract is not voluntary.

There are two basic economic points here, the first being that we shouldn't be taxing corporate profits anyway, and the second that even if we are going to tax American profits why on earth should Uncle Sam have a claim on non-American profits?

The first being that you have to be a genius to code.