Sentence examples for because of a flurry from inspiring English sources

In both cases, this rapid consolidation came about because of a flurry of mergers.

They have postponed their honeymoon, because of a flurry of activity over the next several weeks.

Romney's laser-like focus on the economy and jobs has gained him admirers because of a flurry of bad signs regarding economic growth lately.

That's because, using a flurry of extra-miniature ceramics and flower petals as flourishes, the self-taught, NYC-based artist and photographer has captured the likenesses of everyone from Beyoncé to Michael Jackson in breakfast cereal.

The announcements come ahead of a flurry of new releases.

The distress must have shown on her face, because the technician offered a flurry of reassurances.

Because they can send a flurry of text-messages explaining where they are, how fast they're moving and precisely when they'll arrive, down to the minute.

Banks likely are now more willing to lend to one another because the weekend produced a flurry of announcements from governments around the world about their plans either to recapitalize lenders that were in need of funding or to guarantee their deposits.

The Rangers stood pat with their young team on Monday when the trade deadline passed, but not because they did not make a flurry of phone calls.

Military officials have bristled at the criticism, arguing that Colombia needs the legislation because current law has allowed a flurry of unproved charges against security forces and hamstrung military operations.

"I have seen a flurry of activity because of the Arab Spring that was not happening before," said Naava Mashiah, an Israeli who is the chief executive of M.E.