Sentence examples for agree because of from inspiring English sources
Poll voters are likely to agree because of the Sooners stout schedule and the way they have dominated their opponents.
The Estates-General of 1614, held during the minority of Louis XIII, revealed one of the body's major weaknesses the inability of the three orders to agree because of conflicting interests.
While no one's sure what the definition of "significance" looks like, legal experts all agree: Because of the law's open-endedness, the right to an explanation won't be clarified until it reaches European courts.
"I agreed because of our huge Chinese-American population," Mr. Gockley said.
None of them worked, Mr. Parnell, Mr. Alda and Mr. Davidson agreed, because of a lack of dramatic tension.
Considering that it cost an estimated £445,000 and it appears that nothing has been agreed because of it, you sort of know the answer.
I agreed, because of the effects of the anesthesia and because, when push comes to shove, people are all pretty good at heart.
The F.A.A. agreed because of how rapidly conditions at La Guardia were worsening, contributing to delays at other airports across the country.
In recent weeks Google Art Project, which just expanded its online collection of images to more than 30,000 works from 151 museums, agreed, because of copyright challenges, to remove 21 images it had posted.
Duff & Phelps, the administrator, said a rescue deal for BHS could not be agreed because of the significant amount of cash needed to rebuild the business, despite "multiple offers" being received for the chain.
June 2 June: BHS administrator calls in liquidators despite considering several rescue bids, saying a deal could not be agreed because of the significant funding required to save the business.
