Sentence examples for yes because of from inspiring English sources

And, yes, because of author payment, that committee sees a proliferation of illegitimate open access journals.

"They said yes because of the fear and the pressure," Hadid said.

Or do we say to ourselves: yes, because of our plan, things are getting better.

And, yes, because of social pressures and ideas about self-presentation, it may be that people misremember events.

This time, the answer was yes because of pledges from Mr. Nadal that MDC would "allow us to do what we've been doing," Mr. Knobloch said, and "keep our way of doing business".

In an interview, Jan Zahradil, foreign affairs spokesman for the conservative opposition in Parliament and a close ally of Mr. Klaus, said, "We are obliged to say yes because of the consequences of a no vote".

Mr Cardoso, perhaps surprisingly, says yes, because many of his economic reforms are irreversible.

Subsequently, Mr. Cohen says, David Goldman, vice president for brand marketing at Porter Novelli, "came to me and said, 'What about the idea of doing a living white paper?' " Mr. Cohen soon said yes because the concept of "a living case study makes a lot of sense," he adds.

Yet the only possible response to this question is to say yes because what kind of heartless monster would deprive another human being from experiencing the creation of life? 7. Was it planned?

And so you ask, "Are the fish okay to eat?" Well, yes, because the amount of radiation -- while elevated and definitely from Fukushima -- is still miniscule, well below levels that give experts safety concerns (and I mean experts, not just government agencies).

Six papers scored "yes" because repeated measurements of posture were either taken on the same day [ 22, 27- 29] one week [ 25] or one day apart [ 26].