Sentence examples for because a large share from inspiring English sources

Because a large share of the opium profits were flowing to the Taliban, the United States instituted efforts to reduce opium production.

It may have been inevitable in this campaign for both sides to battle over moderates because a large share of the swing voters that the campaigns are trying to entice in these closing hours are planted firmly in the center.

Job losses will have the greatest negative family and community impacts in areas located far from urban centres, because a large share of the milk is produced is such areas, farms are smaller and there are fewer non-farm employment opportunities.

Hospitals, physicians, and other health care providers heavily rely on Medicaid for reimbursement because a large share of their patients are Medicaid-eligible.

This indirect regulation was potentially important for choices of chlorine manufacturing technology because a large share of chlorine was and is manufactured for onsite use in the production of other products.

Research on preventive interventions is subject to a market failure: the private actors do not have the incentive to engage in such research, because (a large share of) the resulting insights would become a public good that everybody could use, without having paid the often substantial research costs to arrive at that knowledge.

"States would have few other places to achieve the required cuts because such a large share of SNAP expenditures go for SNAP benefits".

The federal government has leverage over states, because it pays a large share of the costs for Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program, and states have to comply with federal standards to get federal money.

Large buildings in urban areas such as retail malls, hotels, hospitals and office buildings, are of interest to urban and transportation planners because they contribute a large share of the freight vehicles traffic.

In a similar way, low income countries tend to have higher price elasticities for all foods than high income countries, because food represents a large share of total income in these countries, hence price changes have a larger impact on budget allocation.

Non-Latino blacks are the most unionized racial group in the city, largely because they make up a large share of transit workers, the study said.