Sentence examples for because of a network from inspiring English sources

And yet every move you make in your career is because of a network - a conversation- a connection.

Obesity is declining in Philadelphia because of a network of people dedicated to helping vulnerable children and families.

Because of a network of tsunami detectors deployed across the Pacific Ocean by the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA), in partnership with 25 other nations.

The increased number of tornadoes reported was due to improvements in observing and recording (largely because of the establishment of a network of volunteer tornado "spotters"), which allowed a greater number of weak events to be recognized.

Boko Haram has been pushed out of Maiduguri largely because of the efforts of a network of youthful informer-vigilantes fed up with the routine violence and ideology of the insurgents they grew up with.

Earlier in the hearing he said that Cyril Smith escaped prosecution because he was "part of a network of people protecting each other".

Many of them avoided serious disruptions because of a diversified network of suppliers.

So women were economically independent and chose to have children because of a wide network of (almost free) childcare.

This being Holland, even the most remote sections are easy to access because of a splendid network of immaculately maintained bicycle paths.

This is because of a vast network of cycle paths that are clearly marked, with smooth surfaces, separate signs and lights, and wide enough to allow side-by-side cycling and overtaking.

Because of a slow network, they would in the past have had to take the people from Cleveland, fly them to China to live in a hotel for six months to do the project, because they couldn't send the files back and forth across the network.