Sentence examples for because of a range from inspiring English sources

Joel Benenson, Mr. Obama's pollster, said in an interview he did not believe Mr. Romney would succeed in changing minds, saying, "Perceptions are pretty baked in because of a range of positions on both the economic front and the social front".

The inaction was because of a range of factors, political and economic.

That's why some years are hotter than others because of a range of factors.

CIT systems are only possible because of a range of scientific knowledge that yields microchips, computers, programming methodologies, etc.

Most child sex abuse victims prefer anonymity because of a range of taboos and stigmas attached to them.

Pupils receive additional time because of a range of special educational needs or learning disabilities such as dyslexia.

Because of a wide range of possible reasons -- the shrunken strike zone, smaller ballparks, stronger hitters -- pitchers became more passive.

Gillard is no longer the prime minister because of a complex range of factors, including her own poor political judgment, a reality which manifested again and again.

According to a 2016 analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation, approximately 52 million Americans under the age of 65 could find their access to health insurance at risk because of a wide range of preexisting conditions, from diabetes to cancer to pregnancy.

During that period, almost 100 million people have lost their homes, their livelihoods, been displaced or suffered injury or loss because of a wide range of natural hazards during the hottest year on record.

Because of a wide range of fringe benefits and a shorter work week, the company calcu lates its average hourly wage costs at 1,600 lire ($2.54), up from 1,400 lire ($2.22) before the settlement.