Sentence examples for because of a better from inspiring English sources

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They chose August to swim the channel because of a better chance of warmer water -- it was in the low 60's -- and less choppy waves.

That would leave the Seahawks and Jets with the same record, but Seattle would win the tie breaker because of a better conference record.

The United States and Jamaica are tied for the lead with four points in Concacaf's Group A, with the Americans technically on top because of a better goal differential.

If the two teams finish in a tie, the Lakers will have the second playoff seeding in the Western Conference because of a better head-to-head record against Sacramento, which they have beaten three of four times.

New Bedford, a former whaling port of 100,000 residents 50 miles south of Boston, was the latest of a half-dozen communities across the nation where school violence had apparently been averted this year because of a better understanding of the way juvenile plotters work and how to stop them.

Shares of Research In Motion jumped 10.35 percent, or $6.57, to $70.03, because of a better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings forecast.

He sees New Jersey as more enlightened about Sikhs than most of the country, because of a better-trained legal system and more tolerant and better-educated people.

Every day we're working hard, because we're dreaming of a better quality of life.

They arrived at Southampton on May Day with a fine chance of overhauling the Gunners because of a markedly better goal difference.

They are the real enemies of Islam because they are depriving Muslims of a better future.