Sentence examples for because of a bigger from inspiring English sources

A Comcast spokeswoman said the drop was because of a bigger investment in prime-time shows, news and local television stations.

Because of a bigger role of consultants and less involvements of experts of Rijkswaterstaat in the highway designing process, guidelines become much more obligatory and nowadays contain specific minimum values and other specifications of the highway elements.

Most of the increase in May was because of a big jump in commercial aircraft demand.

Firms facing losses because of a big freeze or baking sun do not have that option.

Now inflation is lower (in fact, negative because of a big drop in fuel costs).

The gain was largely because of a big order from Qwest, a big local phone company.

Mr. Friedland's pockets were deep because of a big stroke of mining luck.

On her first vault, she received a 9.4 because of a big step on the landing.

Separately, the company posted a second-quarter profit because of a big gain, but sales slipped.

Or they may stay away from an investment that generates a lot of taxes because of a big gain.

You couldn't point to a single congressional race where a candidate lost because of a big budget deficit.