Sentence examples for because of a set from inspiring English sources

"This is the greatest country in the history of mankind because of a set of principles.

Now, these institutions have woken up to its novelty not because of the science, but because of a set of concerns about regulation.

Greece said last week that its budget deficit would narrow to 7.8 percent of gross domestic product this year, down from 13.8 percent last year, because of a set of far-reaching spending cuts and tax increases.

In a statement, Stephanie Cutter, the deputy campaign manager for Mr. Obama, said Mr. Romney's 2011 tax return confirms that "people like Mitt Romney pay a lower tax rate than many middle class families because of a set of complex loopholes and tax shelters only available to those at the top.

Nor is Rosetta an isolated example: the link between fossil fuel emissions and global warming became clear because of a set of meticulous daily measurements of carbon dioxide begun by one scientist in Hawaii in 1958: the Keeling curve traced the increasingly steep concentrations of the greenhouse gas and triggered the first real alarms about climate change.

"The Warsaw ghetto uprising, because of a set of elements, symbolizes the whole of Jewish resistance to the general public," said Saul Friedlander, a history professor at the University of California at Los Angeles who has written extensively on the Holocaust.

Because of that, a set of specific criticisms were raised: the Special Operations task force commander "did not reallocate the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft to ensure surveillance coverage" for the ongoing assault.

However, the original BBSP method suffers from the interference problem at user equipments (UEs) because of using a set of pre-defined fixed beamforming coefficients.

Other film ratings which people complained about included that for Minions, which received 16 complaints because of a scene set in a medieval-style torture dungeon.

Because of a complex set of statutes in U.S. immigration law, children who are abandoned -- as opposed to delivered to an orphanage by their parents -- tend to have an easier time meeting requirements for an orphan visa.

Castroneves's teammate, the Australian driver Ryan Briscoe, took the lead on the 53rd lap, but lost it on a restart 11 laps later because of a bad set of front tires.