Sentence examples for Because of advancing from inspiring English sources

Because of advancing technology, disappearing cultural barriers, and greater business expertise among offshore talent, many companies are using offshore partners for both types of work, allowing them to source the best expertise while reducing long-term costs.

Clarissa, sans Clooney, means to marry not for love but because of advancing age.

No major health care proposals have included an explicit tax because of advancing age.

He also continued his rock tours, but had to give up performing in 1999 because of advancing Parkinson's Disease.

If prices are falling because of advancing productivity, as at the end of the 19th century, it is a sign of progress, not economic collapse.

With Victor Valdes and Carles Puyol leaving at the end of the season, and another pillar of the team's recent success, Xavi, gradually declining in influence because of advancing years, Barca need at least three new players; four if you include addressing the absence of a striker.

A Federal operation involving police helicopters following errant pilots flying in controlled airspace has been postponed because of advance publicity.

Lake Chad, the largest body of water, shrank by 90percentt because of the advancing Sahara.

IRA owners usually get a reprieve, he says, perhaps because of their advancing age.

Long-distance gas transmission became practical during the late 1920s because of further advances in pipeline technology.

Edward Maxey's photographs also suffered because of advance expectations.