Sentence examples for because of developments in from inspiring English sources

Average yields for sweet potatos in developing countries doubled over the last twenty-five years primarily because of developments in China (Table 1).

Look what's happened in the European wine industry because of developments in the United States and Australia".

Because of developments in the antitrust case against Microsoft and slowing sales of desktop computers to corporations, the message said, the manager had dumped all its Microsoft shares.

Abdi said many people in Mogadishu did feel more optimistic now, but not because of developments in the political process, which he described as "elite-driven".

But Mr Justice Bodey told a hearing in the Family Division that he would not deliver a ruling because of "developments" in Neon's condition.

With start-ups growing faster than ever before because of developments in computing technology, it is critical to build relationships early.

He believes that the river's temperature has increased not only because of industry, but also because of development in general.

'Please avoid feel-good flag-waving projects," Zoellick said, ''because building islands of developments in a sea of deprivation won't get us where we need to go".

"We can say that the risk of explosions has dropped significantly because of the developments in Qalamun, which led to the closure of car bomb factories and centres," he said.

Now, because of recent developments in the world of publishing, writer and merchant are fusing into one.

"Because of the lack of development in housing, and a larger white population coming up here," Mr. Nuñez said, "it is bringing things to a point of friction".