Sentence examples for because of a well from inspiring English sources

Although the BNP lost all their seats in 2010, partially because of a well organised antifascist campaign, I didn't notice much change of heart among the citizens.

You will discover that chemistry, or that intuitive feeling of relational and romantic perfection, exists because of the connection of opposite self-orientations, not because of a well thought out list of similarities, likes, and dislikes.

An outbreak of B. cepacia infection in a multidisciplinary ICU was detected because of a well functioning hospital surveillance system for multiresistant pathogens.

19 This comparison could again be difficult because of a "well patient" effect as patients who have undergone total joint replacement have been shown to have a lower mortality from all causes 2 20 and, in this analysis, a lower incidence of cancer than the general population.

But New Labour did not win only because of a well-constructed and lavishly funded campaign.

The 1951 Refugee Convention applies only to people who are fleeing because of a well-founded fear of persecution.

Lucian is useful because of a well-placed relative (a marquis) and because of his exquisite silk garments.

Wakefield said this "made a great deal of sense" to him as a gastroenterologist because of a well-known link between the gut and the brain.

The lemurs at this zoo are being saved in part because of a well-financed program to rescue rare fauna of the island nation of Madagascar.

We have had diminished rain and snowfall for the last three years, and our last drought was averted only because of a well-timed tropical storm.

At the same time, because of a well-organized push by a new coalition of medical marijuana supporters, the City Council last week repealed a ban on the dispensaries that it had passed only a couple of months earlier.