Sentence examples for because a round of from inspiring English sources

More wind and fire advisories will likely be issued for this weekend, Seto said, because a round of Santa Ana winds is expected, which will also bring warmer temperatures. .

11 head count because of a round of layoffs at the company.

Because of a round of genome duplication occurred at the base of teleosts radiation, several zebrafish genes have been retained in duplicate through evolution.

Childhood-ACT [ 10], for example, uses "today" in questions to be answered for children because in a round of interviews with children aged 4 6 years, they presented difficulties recalling beyond 1 day.

"You're not going to get committed conservatives to change their long-held ideological commitments because you play a round of golf or invite them to the White House".

Just because you closed a round of funding doesn't mean that it is time to slow down – it means that it's time to get to work.

The only reason anybody ever says anything on Question Time is because they want a round of applause.

Lots of businesses have gone bust because they got a round of investor funding and went crazy spending it in the wrong places.

The Public is in good financial shape at the moment because it just finished a round of fund-raising before its fiscal year ended in August, Mr. Hamingson said.

Unfortunately, the funding is bittersweet for the company because it coincides with a round of layoffs.

Senior TT winner John McGuinnes will not compete at the Ulster GP because it clashes with a round of the Endurance World Championship.