Sentence examples for because of a rush from inspiring English sources

Asian exchanges have dominated global issuance of stocks, largely because of a rush of listings by Chinese companies.

The black market has exploded in size mainly because of a rush of new meteorites arriving from North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.

[C6.] A Good Season for Online Sales Online sales surpassed the high range of estimates this year, in part because of a rush of last-minute shoppers.

Shorting the euro, an obvious trade for euro bears, has not worked because the currency has not yet tanked, partly because of a rush for Bunds.Appearances have mattered, too.

This means prospective students could find it easier to be accepted on to a course, although there is likely to be extra pressure on places this year because of a rush to get in under the present system.

His elevation to the Church of England's most senior post has been well known for some days, ever since it emerged that two bookmakers had suspended betting on the contenders because of a rush of money on Bishop Welby.

The Dolphins -- like the Jets -- are especially effective against the pass, because of a revived rush.

Trials often fail because of a hasty rush to test drugs in the biggest possible patient group.

Montgomery was drawn to the area, known as the Bullfrog Mining District, because of a gold rush that began in 1904 in the Bullfrog Hills west of Beatty.

"Things will come on in much of a rush because they've been held back.

The guy at Ormskirk who did it, a Mr Boyle, joked he was in a bit of a rush because he was going to see the Rolling Stones at Old Trafford that night, so there was no messing around.