Sentence examples for because a run of from inspiring English sources

But now it looks like the end, partly because Republicans are trying to bully the Fed into pulling back, but also because a run of slightly better economic news provides an excuse to do nothing.

It's funny, because we have a run-of-the-mill business, sending raw materials to our factories and then we ship polished stones to our sales offices.

Zenit St Petersburg have sacked the club's Dutch coach Dick Advocaat because of a run of poor form since he announced he was going to become Belgium's national coach next year, the club said today.

Another possibility is that local recruitment to the breeding population has increased simply because of a run of good conditions 12 13 years earlier when the current adults were juveniles, although this cannot be tested because most current breeding adults would have been juveniles before our study period.

Because she had a run of the play contract she could not be replaced and so producers were forced to close the show.

Paterson started for Northern Ireland against Russia at Windsor Park in Belfast only because his nation had a run of injuries to established players.

Since taking 1-26 on debut at the age of 16 in 2008, Shrubsole has managed to play only 14 ODIs for England because of a horrendous run of injuries.

During the 2006 07 season, manager Colin Todd had been sacked because of a poor run of results.

Nicholas Callaway pointed out that the book was an unprecedented hit, because the print run of an average art book ranges between 5 and 10,000 units.

And I guess they were right, because Sigourney made a great run of Ripley".

It's not because they're stingy or uncompassionate, but rather because they have a running list of a thousand other, more pressing things.