Sentence examples for because of a confluence from inspiring English sources
4 Environmental concerns are a major challenge for Chinese companies not because they are "inherently less respectful of the environment" than others, but "because of a confluence of factors" including the high environmental impacts of the sectors they are focusing on, a "cultural distance" between Chinese and Latin American people, and Chinese companies' lack of experience in the region.
The group has been gaining traction, because of a confluence of factors.
The stagnant job market was not unexpected because of a confluence of events.
But in government, particularly if public concern was rising because of a confluence of events like those that confronted Howard, that scrutiny will intensify.
All across the region, because of a confluence of mostly propitious economic forces, the squeeze is on -- and what spurts up are prices.
Some say the moment to overhaul the health care system has arrived because of a confluence of events, including Mr. Obama's election, the growing number of uninsured and the relentless increase in health costs.
There is fear that the partisan brawling will only get worse because of a poisonous confluence of factors.
But Vanguard only became a mutual because of a strange confluence of events in the 1970s, when Bogle was kicked out of the presidency of the for-profit Wellington Management Company, and organized a rebellion among the directors of Wellington's funds.
But that was because of a happenstance confluence of religion, the birth of a nation and the obsessive devotion of one man, Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, who settled in Palestine and insisted on speaking only Hebrew to all Jews.
Because of an odd confluence of circumstances it is also a story unlikely ever to occur again.
But this is probably because of an unusual confluence of events, said scientists at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., in particular, warm temperatures around the edges of the vortex of high-altitude winds at the pole.
