Sentence examples for because any number of from inspiring English sources

Never bid on a home you haven't seen because any number of things may not be mentioned in the catalogue.

Phillips might do so because of Atlanta's recurring need for relief help, and Cashman because any number of American League contenders could use Wetteland.

Some executives believe that spending top dollar on closers can be unnecessary, because any number of pitchers can do the job.

But, however much I personally love it, I think it would be perverse to allow it to win, if only because any number of fine works of fiction by Alice Munro have been excluded for being short stories.

But their predictive track record is poor, because any number of exigencies from a terrorist attack to a devastating natural disaster to an overnight rate change in Europe could intervene to detour the economy.

Because any number of analysts might have expected Perry to say what he said, but the cheer was a surprise — a welcome sort for some, but unwelcome for others.

Somebody may be a great manager of a team, but incapable of working across the company to get things done because they're competitive, or because of any number of reasons.

But while, or maybe because, he has any number of problems with the Constitution, Moore does not have a problem with Trump.

Of course, it's possible that people who died sooner weren't as chipper because they were deathly ill or because of any number of other factors that affect both mortality and mood.

Sushenya behaves as he does because of any number of reasons: fatalism, perhaps, or world-weariness, or a subtle intention to dissuade his captors from killing him, or a Soviet patriotism and loyalty that exceeds any sense of personal choice or guilt.

It is also possible that because of any number of factors -- new medications, leftover confusion from the hospital, early dementia -- that she is incapacitated.