Sentence examples for because of a very from inspiring English sources

"But because of a very high level of public debt, the burden falls on monetary policy".

The population has been static or falling because of a very low birthrate.

Maybe even, once, and only because of a very long night, 5ft 9in.

"In my case, particularly," because of "a very active, very dominating governor".

Sediment-starved margins occur in the eastern Qiongdongnan area because of a very wide shelf and insufficient sediment supply.

Material properties of the skin were assumed as linear elastic because of a very small excitation signal level.

Charles Hosang, 35, withdrew his third-grade son after three years because of a "very bad bullying problem".

"The label gets written because of a very small amount of work that's had a lot of publicity," he said.

This year, the figure was 47,400 cubic feet per second, mainly because of a very snowy winter.

He added: "I just told her to pretend that you're out because of a very bad injury.

He said that too many Iraqi purchases were held up because of a very small percentage that raise security concerns.