Sentence examples for because of a summer from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dean, who speaks Spanish more smoothly than any of his rivals, largely because of a summer he spent as a teenager working on a Florida ranch with Cuban immigrants, weighed in with a full sentence saying his health care plan in Vermont covered everyone under age 18.

At the time, Mr. Lennon was being threatened with deportation because of a 1968 marijuana conviction in Britain.

In 2005, 7 of 41 (17.1%) terminated treatment because of a fall in ejection fraction increasing to 18 of 81 (22.2%) in 2006.

This is mainly because of a fall in immigration.

Fewer tourists visited this summer and shipping income is down because of a fall in trade.

Rolling blackouts are a fact of life here because of a 4,000-megawatt 4,000-megawatter prodeficit.

That was partly because of a fall in the value of the IOR's gold reserves.

Because of a 2010 Supreme Court ruling, unions can now canvass non-members as well as members.

The cost of anything imported rises because of a fall in sterling.

I'm a Tottenham fan because of a 1986 Panini sticker album.

Jason C. Keller, disqualified because of a 1997 burglary conviction, had his rights restored after a brief hearing in 2006.