Sentence examples for because of a broad from inspiring English sources

She said she believed Mr. Davis was in deep trouble because of a broad yearning for change.

Dietary variety was not strongly affected, possibly because of a broad variety of food supply in Germany.

Reuters notes that the firm named fewer partners "because of a broad decline in Goldman's staff levels".

Guardian Australia is unable to identify Hanna's client because of a broad and indefinite suppression order issued by a NSW supreme court judge.

Guardian Australia can now reveal what happened to the three men when the orders were issued, although their identities cannot be reported because of a broad suppression order.

Because of a broad new study, federal health officials have endorsed long-term use of corticosteroid inhalers for children with asthma.

And it had to do it in the local currency, the rupiah, because of a broader effort to reduce the company's vulnerability to fluctuating exchange rates.

The Justice Department took the lead in solidifying the government's position because of a broader concern about the possible impact of the case beyond this one little program".

The proposal is "revenue-neutral," meaning that even though the rate comes down, the amount of revenue collected will not change, because of a broader tax base.

Because of a broader culture that tolerates (even esteems) business failure and the temporary dislocation and unemployment that go with it?

"I think it's unfair to the residents of Chicago to pay a violation when the meter's broken because of a broader breakdown or mismanagement of the system," he said.