Sentence examples for because of a swift from inspiring English sources

"The average effective tax rate climbed because of a swift rise in income among people in the highest tax brackets," the report said.

Saturday's Irish Premiership game between Carrick Rangers and Dungannon Swifts has been postponed because of a waterlogged pitch.

Tuesday's NI League Cup semi-final between Dungannon Swifts and Crusaders has been postponed because of a frozen pitch at Stangmore Park.

The Premiership match between Institute and Dungannon Swifts on Friday night has been postponed because of an unplayable pitch.

Because of his swift methods, Hong is an extraordinarily prolific filmmaker.

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Pardew escaped an FA charge followed by a potential fine and/or touchline ban partly because of his swift apology to his City counterpart but there was also a sense that, with the use of expletives so commonplace in professional football, the imposition of sanctions might have seemed excessive.

No time to take stock of that (beyond offering a swift round of applause), because now Jonathan Ross is back to tell us to get a move on!

Arbitration is commonly chosen by businesses to resolve their disputes, because it is a swifter means of doing so than court litigation, which can result in massive legal fees and years consumed battling through pretrial motions.

The studied cohort is unique because of its swift socioeconomic transition observed in the Saudi society that gives a good setup to assess different modifiable and non-modifiable risk factors for GDM and to compare this with other ethnicities.

Because Florida has three million Medicaid patients and a high number of uninsured people, a swift jump into managed care would be significant.