Sentence examples for because of a new from inspiring English sources

Largely because of a new competitive landscape.

It's not because of a new after-shave.

The investigation was undertaken because of a new practice by the Bank of Italy.

Because of a new tax on tourists, to pay for the cost of attracting more tourists.

It is revived now because of a new movie, "The Adjustment Bureau".

The chemical is making headlines in part because of a new law.

But this year, the school's hallways should be quieter because of a new policy.

"It could mean a bed net that doesn't tear apart after a couple of years because of a new fiber.

Subjects were primary care acute LBP patients consulting because of a new episode of LBP (≤3 weeks).

Perhaps because of a new feeling of confidence, the security check at the main gate had been practically abandoned.

Because of a new rule imposed by the International Triathlon Union, Scheidies must surrender his partial vision for Sunday's race.