Sentence examples for because of currents from inspiring English sources

That area expands geometrically because of currents and other factors the longer Mr. Wang is missing.

"We need to do this because of currents in the area, and if we do not deal with this problem now, many parts can be lost". Rushailo said he had sent inquiries to a number of countries, including the United States, that might have expertise in retrieving objects from such depths.

I think the only reason to make it is because of current events, because of the political context.

Consumers are unaware of palm oil content, the campaign says, because of current labelling laws.

Perhaps, Ms. Louloudes said, Broadway has been freed to create more boldly because of current events.

He declined to make any further statements because of current negotiations.

About 140 colleges have stations that are unable to broadcast on FM frequencies because of current restrictions.

Unfortunately, because of current high costs, very few lysimetric stations are used in crop management to reveal real water consumption.

Not because of current emission but because of cumulative emissions of 200 years". Who's making the most progress in cutting carbon emissions around the world?

While promoting our products, we will also appropriately scale back some of our presence at the auto show because of current business conditions.

Levi Strauss also said it expected improved sales in the second half of fiscal 2002 because of current orders, product introductions, steps to improve margins for retailers and new promotional initiatives.