Sentence examples for because of countless from inspiring English sources

Teenagers now, because of countless technological advances, have many opportunities to discover great music, both from the present and the past.

That may be the case not only because of the economy, but also because of countless deep discounts to be found on the Web.

It might be hard to get excited about milligrams of aluminum, but Conard says that we live longer, healthier and richer lives because of countless microimprovements like that one.

It is Simon Rattle, a man one thinks one knows, not just because he is British, and not only because of countless evenings watching him conduct and the immersion in the sound his conducting inspires, but also because of all those cliches attached to him.

In other words, the man who said "Let us realize the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice," would probably add that it bends not of its own accord, or because it can do no other -- but because of countless hands reaching up to bend it towards justice sooner rather than later.

Oh, and finally, we need to fling open our markets to trade with other countries because, despite the evidence of countless Wimbledons and World Cups, the Westminster elite believe that the British can always take on the competition and win.

The peony because of its countless petals.

When he feels down, or has mood swings, or forgets the topic of a conversation, he fears it is because of the countless concussions he sustained during his career, he said.

And yet, after the war, because of the countless protests he had signed and organisations he had supported, he was declared, along with Pears, a prohibited immigrant by the US.

Hind Alghamdi, a housewife, agrees: "The country is not secure and this is because of the countless of militias".

But when it did, I embraced it, and not just for my gay child, but because of the countless children who wrote to me.