Just because it is an agreement among the trade guild does not mean we may stop giving citizens information altogether. It could end up covering up illicit monopolistic dealings. (N3 lesson 26)
Well done. Just because trains stopped doesn't mean we can afford to abandon providing news to regional readers. We will transport tonight's entire print run directly to the riverside wharf. (N3 lesson 123)
It is an unjust tax on basic materials essential to free speech. Just because the burden of higher taxes squeezes operations doesn't mean we can pass the burden to readers by raising the cover price. (N3 lesson 141)
Precise cautionary framing. Even with evacuation orders lifted, reaching complete normalization involves a long road ahead, including utility repairs. From the standpoint of our role as a broadcaster, while conveying expressions of relief as residents breathe easier, we must sustain appeals urging them never to let down their guard. (N2 lesson 148)
Just because they refused an interview doesn't mean we can afford to stop our pursuit. Toward tomorrow's evening edition, I'll help gather surrounding corroborating receipts! (N3 lesson 35)
