Sentence examples for because of a broader from inspiring English sources

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".

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

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.

"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.

But some of the servicemen interviewed here about the Pentagon report said they thought that attitudes had changed over the years, not so much because of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, but because of a broader acceptance of gays in society.

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

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

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

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

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