Sentence examples for because a change of from inspiring English sources

I knew I was taking a risk because a change of ownership was in the offing.

The recent increase in incidence of EAC is not related to hereditary factors because a change of gene pool in 20 to 30 years appears unlikely.

In many applications, a change of basis will allow different lattices to be utilized, but this is not always the case, because a change of basis is not always desirable or even possible.

But on this trip he appears to be focused on Gaza, both because a change of government is expected in Israel after elections set for Feb. 10, and because of the danger of renewed fighting.

It's an important point, because a change of even 1%, given enough time, has a major impact on our wealth.

Because a change of 1 decibel is considered noticeable, the researchers say the effect is worth noting when composing plans for new music halls.

These big movements aren't happening because of a new system that is already in place, but because of a change of thinking and the credible expectation of a new system arriving.

The explanation eventually offered by the airline was that they had made a mistake because of a change of shifts.

The kit may no longer have been of use to the team because of a change of sponsor, for example.

It is not because of a change of attitude of Mr Louis van Gaal or another way of training.

(The premiere of "The Jackie Look" had to be delayed by months because of a change of theater, and the country is hardly in a celebratory mood these days).