Sentence examples for because of coming from inspiring English sources

That being said, I was hard on myself and tried too hard at times because of coming to New York.

The first to come are likely to be states like New Jersey that need the numbers early for redistricting because of coming elections.

At these gatherings, attended by client and proprietary traders, research analysts would identify stocks they thought were likely to rise or fall because of coming earnings announcements, the direction of the overall market or other short-term developments.

But a Bush adviser said that among administration officials, "there is widespread gnashing of teeth and wringing of hands" about the meeting because of coming legislation on which a McCain alliance with Democrats could make things difficult for Mr. Bush.

But a former mayor of Indianapolis, Stephen Goldsmith, Mr. Bush's chief domestic policy adviser, said the governor's arithmetic was sound, in part because of projections for federal surpluses, in part because of coming proposals the governor will make for ways the government can save money.

You know, because of coming from "The Office," where we also did 100, I've kind of just been trained to expect long runs of shows, which is probably naïve.

That came about because of the coming out of millions of gay Americans -- first slowly, then in a flood.

"The Merchandise Mart is definitely kind of the pinnacle of all of it because of everyone coming in".

"They are pressing us because of the coming end of the administration," he said.

The company, owned by Pearson, said it made the decision because of its coming merger with Random House.

Right now, for example, #manofsteel is a popular hashtag on Twitter because of the coming Superman movie.