Sentence examples for was started because from inspiring English sources

The summer school was started because it became clear to SOM faculty that, while graduate students are very keen to learn about behavioral finance, few universities offer a systematic, graduate-level introduction to research in the area.

A well-known blogger known as Beihei said that Mr. Yao "was shouted to death by the people," adding, "The Cultural Revolution was started because of this kind of leftist behavior".

Although the measure lost by a slim margin, several members of the Council said it was a only matter of time before such an investigation was started because of concern that the police were not capable of examining themselves fairly.

New York's greeter program was started because, said its founder, Lynn Brooks, "there was a general perception that New York was not friendly, that it was dangerous and that it was difficult to travel to New York City".

That was started because once the Kyoto protocol came into force in 2005, the US – the only major economy not to have ratified it – was excluded from some of the negotiations.

After all, the network was started because Viacom owned a bunch of TV stations, and stations are better off when they can air prime-time network programming, even UPN's, instead of a third rerun of "Xena: Warrior Princess".

McLean was starting because of Mike Richter's sprained left knee.

Weiland was starting because of injuries to veterans, and Maddon, now the manager of the Tampa Bay Rays, was thrilled to have the chance to take advantage.

The 23-year-old right fielder was starting because of the ankle and Achilles injuries to Derek Bell, the veteran who is out for the series.

Manuel was starting because Taylor sprained a ligament in his left knee in the 14-13 win over Tennessee on Oct. 11.

"This college is not being started because there is nowhere else to go," he said.