Sentence examples for because of advancing from inspiring English sources

Clarissa, sans Clooney, means to marry not for love but because of advancing age.

He also continued his rock tours, but had to give up performing in 1999 because of advancing Parkinson's Disease.

If prices are falling because of advancing productivity, as at the end of the 19th century, it is a sign of progress, not economic collapse.

With Victor Valdes and Carles Puyol leaving at the end of the season, and another pillar of the team's recent success, Xavi, gradually declining in influence because of advancing years, Barca need at least three new players; four if you include addressing the absence of a striker.

Regimes from the Third Reich to the Khmer Rouge ended their slaughters because of advancing armies, not because of well armed citizens.

Other topics reported on from the conference included: how jobs are at risk because of advancing technologies, why women are winners when it comes to successful petitions, how the myths around meditation and business have been busted and why, according to Martha Lane Fox, co-founder of Lastminute.com, none of her peers in the House of Lords understands the Internet.

Lake Chad, the largest body of water, shrank by 90percentt because of the advancing Sahara.

It was the fifth time in the last six years that he had moved his family because of the advancing war.

Long-distance gas transmission became practical during the late 1920s because of further advances in pipeline technology.

Because of Monitors advanced state of deterioration, timely recovery of remaining significant artifacts and ship components became critical.

Because of advances in technology, only 2,000 acres of that will be needed for production".