Sentence examples for Because of keeping from inspiring English sources

Tenant having trouble with the neighbors and real estate agent because of keeping a couple of gibbons on the porch.

By Emily Hahn The New Yorker, July 19, 1941 P. 44 Tenant having trouble with the neighbors and real estate agent because of keeping a couple of gibbons on the porch.

Big businesses like McDonald, Wal-Mart, and Coca-Coca have been able to compete profitably over time because of keeping a well updated good estate planning.

Gorgeous Chase must have missed this (perhaps because he was in Nicaragua shooting this series), because the concept of keeping your alliances secret was lost on him.

"You always want depth, because the chance of keeping all five starters on turn throughout is not great," Manager Joe Girardi said.

The 700,000-odd homes left lying unoccupied in Britain might be let out or sold because the cost of keeping them empty would rise sharply.

Inequality literally gets "under your skin" because the stress of keeping up with the Joneses raises cortisol levels".The Spirit Level" caused a sensation when it was first published in Britain, probably because it reflected the post-crash Zeitgeist.

I think that was because my perspective of keeping an eye on the politics of it.

Because of the cover-up, and because of the primacy of keeping such information secret, we may never know how deep and broad the damage was.

Furthermore, parading one's child in front of the cameras may be an inevitable consequence of mega-celebrity (see under West, North), either because of the futility of keeping the paparazzi and fans at bay or because one is so accustomed to life in the spotlight that it doesn't seem tacky.

Keep in mind that your friend might have told you her secret because she is tired of keeping it to herself and she is silently asking for help.