Sentence examples for already because of a from inspiring English sources

[Note: she followed up with another book called Sex with the Queen, so the kings weren't the only ones misbehaving.] But we knew this already because of a much older book.

Already, because of an almost-twenty-year baby "bust," Japan's population is growing at a mere 0.08percentt (estimate for 2004) and may soon start declining.

I was already late because of a slide at Topanga Canyon.

Taxpayer funding for abortions is already illegal, because of a spending restriction that has been in place since 1976.

Tensions between the countries had already escalated because of a South Korean warship that exploded and sank in March, killing 46 sailors.

So began Mr. Ashley's opening statement, which included claims that Annie's health was already fragile because of a genetic condition.

The country's prime minister — whose government is already unpopular because of a series of corruption scandals — also wrote a letter of apology to the boy's parents.

A major line in the southwest part of the state owned by another utility, DPL, had already failed because of a brushfire.

Cuts to social care pile pressure on an NHS already buckling because of a funding squeeze, marketisation policies and an ageing population.

Such events caused ad spending in 2001, already lagging because of a faltering economy before Sept. 11, to decline 6.5percentt from the record results of 2000.

With the river already low because of a drought, hydrilla has clogged its channel, slowing water flow and encouraging quicker evaporation.