Sentence examples for because a large slice from inspiring English sources
Because a large slice of government debt is in foreign currency, its fiscal position has been worsened by the collapse of Bulgaria's currency, the lev.
Ms. Gotsopoulis said that the efficiency of the hearing system has improved because a large slice of those who once waited for judges are now being dealt with by clerks, reducing the waiting time.
He was right.The third argument is that fretting about the current-account deficit is outmoded because a large slice of the deficit reflects transactions between American multinationals and their foreign subsidiaries.
And, because a large slice of them are young, in 2008, had noone under the age of 30 voted, Obama still would have won ever state but two.
Because mining firms comprise a large slice of the Australian stockmarket, the decline has had a big impact on other investors too.
IN part, that's because of bureaucratic hunger for a large slice of the child-support pie.
And for a large slice that's because they are struggling to meet weekly bills, let alone put something aside for the distant future.
The drop in equity markets this year is awkward for insurers, because (unlike in America) equities account for a large slice of their assets.
And it cut its profit guidance for the current year by about 10 cents a share because its investment income will decline after a large slice of its $60.6 billion in cash is distributed to shareholders.
Apparently developers are excited because, with the flick of a switch next week, they'll have direct access to a large slice of the cellphone community.
