Sentence examples for because a surplus from inspiring English sources

"Because a surplus of bear bile is being produced, bile is used in many nonmedical products, like bear bile wine, shampoo, toothpaste and face masks," Animals Asia says.

While the threat of excess supply is most severe in the Pacific Northwest, other regions may land in the same situation in coming years because a surplus would threaten to destabilize the electric system as much as a shortage.

Some alleles corresponded to higher levels of IL-1ß, and people with these versions of the genes were five times more likely to suffer from stomach cancer--perhaps because a surplus of IL-1ß, by shutting down acid production and sustaining an inflammation of the infected areas, allows H. pylori to spread further within the stomach, the authors speculate.

Much time during the two days was spent examining the allegations of horse slaughter proponents -- that the conditions for horses in America have declined since domestic slaughter was banned, because a surplus of horses has resulted, they claim.

IN fact, it was clear that the early warning signals about a soft rental market for 2003 -- mainly because of a surplus of available houses -- were accurate.

Like other butchers tapping into this niche dog food market, Mr. Dickson said that while offal and other cuts were perfectly safe for humans, he used to throw them away, largely out of cosmetic concerns or because of a surplus.

Stanley Collender, managing director of the federal budget consulting group at Fleishman-Hillard, the public relations firm, summed up the administration's fiscal philosophy this way, "Cut taxes because we have a surplus, and cut taxes because we have a deficit".

The idea went nowhere because America, then a surplus economy, called the shots at the Bretton Woods conference in 1944.

But the party should make sure it does not prevent new schools that meet a real parental demand simply because there is a surplus of provision that parents don't want.

In the early 1960's, she said, it was easy just to pick up and move, because there was a surplus of apartments, and to get tenants, landlords would offer discounts.

"Michael Bloomberg raised taxes his first year in office, and he was cutting them by the time he got around to election because he had a surplus," he said of the recently re-elected New York City mayor.