Sentence examples for because, yet from inspiring English sources

But more because yet another film based in this Heaven-on-Earth is doing well internationally.

Hold on, because yet another new idea, much more hostile to minimum wages, has now been put forward.

But when Margulies said this, a big laugh went up on Twitter, and in living rooms all over the country — because, yet again, we'd been watching an Emmys show whose jokes were not so golden age.

John Gaskin, from the St Louis branch of American civil rights group NAACP, said: "We're outraged because yet again a young African-American man has been killed by law enforcement".

"Every time I turn around, this thing is down again because yet another vendor has gone out of business," said Ms. Westin, whose previous D.S.L. provider, Jato Communications, also shut down.

Or rage, because yet again, the young are assuming that once over 65, we all become docile, useless, thick as planks, and willing to believe that a big, lumping doll is the answer to our problems.

That is because nobody yet knows what causes it.

6. Because, worse yet, Munro is a pure short-story writer.

Or perhaps not and, somewhat ironically, because of yet more change.

Sadly, that hearing about gun violence was postponed … because of yet more gun violence.

That's in part because of yet more problems springing up in the financial sector.