Sentence examples for beacon because of from inspiring English sources

As late as August, Mr. Ciganer, who had originally been wary of Beacon because of the crime and poverty it suffers as a city whose industry has ebbed, had occasional moments of doubt.

The other half found its way to Beacon because of Mr. Whitman's decades-long association with Dia, which in the 1970s worked to provide him with a permanent space to create and restage his performances, a plan that was never realized and left him, as he put it, "working mostly out of my head for a long time now, which isn't so bad".

"We are used to incidents on the Beacons because of the shape of the roads but it wasn't until you got close to it that you could see how serious it was.

The Staigers said they had considered Beacon, also because of its proximity to Manhattan (the drive to both towns is usually under an hour and a half).

But Silverpush product manager Piyush Bhatt says it's not ending the Unique Audio Beacon service because of that FTC action, or because of the many privacy concerns raised over the last year.

We were excited about Beacon because we believe a lot of information people want to share isn't on Facebook, and if we found the right balance, Beacon would give people an easy and controlled way to share more of that information with their friends.

I don't want to position myself as some sort of singular beacon of progress, because I'm not that at all.

That's like portraying India as a beacon of prosperity because it has one of the biggest economies in the world and creates millions of jobs annually.

Until now, astronomers have had a hard time getting much of a look at these cosmic beacons, because their light obscures everything around them.

Indeed, many of the decommissioned properties in critical areas have working beacons because boating electronics sometimes fail.

This is because of longer beacon interval of coordinators.