Sentence examples for because of an interest from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ullman started programming computers because of an interest in early video photography.

Most students initially sign up because of an interest in Indian culture.

Sunshine is predicated on an article Garland read about the death of the sun, while he was attracted to adapting Never Let Me Go because of an interest in the ethics around cloning.

Ken Godshall, president of the board of education in Chappaqua, said that the issue drives home the importance of financial stewardship for board members, many of whom first ran for office because of an interest in education, not accounting.

Mr. Schilling's mother, Carol, said in a radio interview that her son converted to Islam several years ago and had visited the Philippines partly because of an interest in the region, but stayed after he fell in love with a Muslim woman, Ivi V. Osani.

"It is hard to distinguish whether Twitter (or other social media) activity simply reflects existing interest (the person talks about the show because of an interest in watching or plans to watch) rather than causes it," he wrote via e-mail.

Because of an increasing interest in herbs, many studies focused on discovering novel natural skin-whitening agents that are currently underway [ 30].

"Puffing up the threat because of a political interest is a disservice," the official added.

Business picked up after Sept. 11 because of a heightened interest in Afghanistan.

The love between Amal and Charulata, born out of alienation, thrives because of a shared interest in language.

Not because of a sudden interest in parliamentary affairs, but simply because of the Idle No More (INM) movement which is growing by the day in Canada.