Sentence examples for because of a massive from inspiring English sources

He is still in power today because of a massive oil windfall.

This week Greece recalled its ambassador from Austria because of a massive row over refugees.

Overall employment increased only because of a massive hiring of 357,000 people to help process the decennial census.

But then the Web site of the opposition's electoral committee stopped working because of a massive cyber attack.

This is because of a massive shortage of supply and Help to Buy will have little impact on this.

Because of a massive body of evidence, including the fact that we've tried the alternate experiment before.

That embarrassment should be natural and true, because the sight of a massive man crumbling to the ice from a devastating blow in a hockey fight should only be enjoyable for the vulgar and the bloodthirsty.

But, like Mr. Karzai, international donors do not want to touch the main prison, said Adam Bouloukos, deputy representative of the United Nations drug and crime office, not only because of its reputation but because the whole idea of a massive central prison does not meet international standards of justice.

Voters are disillusioned because we are in the midst of a massive unemployment crisis.

The latter features highly in the list chiefly because of facing both a massive earthquake and a powerful tropical storm in 2010.

"Entrepreneurs bring us into a startup not because they just want cash, it's because we have a massive amount of knowledge about how successful networks and marketplaces are built," Currier says.