Sentence examples for why they passed from inspiring English sources
In the past, the Yankees have been reluctant to surrender prospects for a rental — it was why they passed on Sabathia in 2008, then signed him after the season — but the circumstances are different now.
The Knicks explained Friday why they passed on a strong rebounder like Kenneth Faried (Morehead State) and an adept defender in Chris Singleton (Florida State) and revealed how impressed they were with Shumpert's private workout June 9.
This may explain why the Telegraph has been less than forthcoming about the provenance of its scoop and why other papers have not explained why they passed up such a story.
But the South African government has a duty to provide care for its citizens, and this is why they passed this law.' Even a leading pharmaceuticals analyst in the City last week said leading drug firms could afford to sanction cheap drugs tomorrow without it impacting on their balance sheets.
However, he does not explain why they passed by on the other side.
Congress knew in 1953 that small businesses are the economic engines of our country, which is why they passed the Small Business Act, requiring a minimum of 23percentt of federal contracts to go to small businesses.
During their trip to a grocery store it's easy to see why they pass on broccoli in favor of fast-food hamburgers, which fill bellies longer and cheaper.
This is why, after they passed their yearly training, soldiers started taking their guns home, with their helmets, their ammunition and their combat boots.
That's why they all passed away together".
"When the foster agency rings, you know the local authority has already failed to find a place for that child; that's why they have passed it on to an agency, so it's already a very urgent situation.
The agency your colleague was dealing with would have been put in a difficult position with the employer (admittedly it was their fault for not clarifying with the candidate!) which probably explains why they were passed over for future opportunities.
