Sentence examples for ,either because of from inspiring English sources

We couldn't do deer, either, because of Bambi.

That could happen either because of a tie between two candidates or a split among three.

But I've had commutes that, either because of snow or traffic, take me four hours.

Almost every line in the movie seems memorable, either because of the words or their delivery.

Either because of or despite this pedagogical program, Italians, to a surprising degree, stick with Dante.

Most make economic sense either because of direct subsidy or because of their particular economic circumstances.

When readings fall outside normal limits, either because of a sudden patient movement or a true emergency, an alarm sounds.

Many sites, either because of their methods or because of their reputations, tend to attract one or the other.

But it has been on the rise, dermatologists say, either because of environmental factors or better diagnosis or both.

Most famous titles eventually return, either because of an anniversary, a star's unexpected tax bill or an executive ideas drought.

If he is not close, either because of his health or his age, there could be trouble.