Sentence examples for because it has driven from inspiring English sources

Though India is not facing fiscal problems on the same scale as some European nations, its large debt has become a concern because it has driven up inflation.

Wal-Mart's success has been great for its customers (which tend to be the same lower-income people whom the firm's detractors want to rescue) because it has driven down prices on their behalf.

The post-Bush-Rove Republican Party is in the minority because it has driven away women, the young, suburbanites, black Americans, Latino-Americans, Asian-Americans, educated Americans, gay Americans and, increasingly, working-class Americans.

"I'll be very happy because I have driven for a long time and it's too hard to live in this country without driving".

Perhaps because I've driven a lot of electric cars lately, I kept an anxious eye on the C.N.G. gauge — which measures pounds per square inch of pressure in the tank — but it didn't move much.

I am absolutely pro-electric because I've driven them.

And they'll go: "Only selling forties, mate, because I've driven all this way".

By contrast, Mr. Sadr's militia here has lost much of its backing since it took over Karbala last month, largely because the violence it brought has driven away Shiite pilgrims and wrecked the local economy.

Here, it's because Rogers has driven a stake in the ground and said it's the energy sector that's going to lead us out of this recession".

At the end, he is alone in China not because it is distant but because he has driven everyone else away.

Others volunteer, either because they believe in the cause or because poverty has driven them to the rebel camps.