Sentence examples for because of an unexpected from inspiring English sources

Prices were virtually flat - and refiners lost money - because of an unexpected surge in heating oil exports from Europe.

It also delivered 37 percent fewer homes, largely because of an unexpected increase in canceled home orders.

Because of an unexpected health situation, the author Tariq Ali, originally scheduled to present, was not able to join us for this seminar.

What's also true is that because of an unexpected development on the eve of the argument, the question as presented in this particular case is moot.

Framed by a rash of violence in Chicago, the primary race to replace Mr. Jackson gained widespread attention because of an unexpected surge of spending by Mr. Bloomberg.

The Met, in a statement, said that she bowed out because of "an unexpected surgical procedure and the expected recovery time".

Studios are scrambling to finish the year strongly--the fourth quarter is traditionally the best for sales--because sales took an unexpected downturn of about 4% in the first half of 1997, according to VideoScan, a national point-of-sale tracking service.

Infants with an apparent life-threatening event (ALTE) are presented to medical services because of a sudden unexpected incident, i.e., an acute and unexpected change in behavior that alarmed the caregiver and that was experienced by the caregiver as "life threatening".

He became the subject of television segments and blog posts and newspaper stories because of a most unexpected prop he used in the latest of his memorable pregame speeches.

Despite these hurdles, he enjoyed the challenge: Not just because he was now devoting his time to a cause he believed in, but because of a somewhat unexpected benefit of the new job; the people.

If you do find you are going to be a few minutes late because of a completely unexpected emergency, be sure to call and let them know.