Sentence examples for because of a range of 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.

Pavon chose the MA in communication design because he wanted experience of a range of areas, such as media, photography, illustration and film.

Combined with the destructive capacity that can be wielded by small non-state groups because of the potency of a range of potential weapons, armed conflict is harder to label in distinct categories than it used to be.

Second, we dismiss inositol recycling, because ablation or overexpression of a range of enzymes involved in inositol recycling does not overcome the effect of VPA.

We chose this motif[ 8] because it forms the core of a range of biologically active compounds.

Forest management decisions are characterised by a high level of uncertainty because responses reflect a range of interacting ecological processes.