Sentence examples for because of exceptionally from inspiring English sources

Wheat contracts advanced because of exceptionally high cash prices, said Dale Durchholz, an analyst with G. H. Miller & Company.

Carlsberg said the Russian beer market shrank "slightly" in the third quarter, mostly because of "exceptionally poor weather".

Even so, the insurers ended up with a profit of $43 billion for the year because of exceptionally good results on investments, declining claims on policies on homes away from the coast and profits on other lines of coverage.

One of the largest private-sector employers in the south of Scotland has announced plans to close a seafood factory with the loss of 450 jobs because of "exceptionally challenging" market forces.

The latest increase in consumer confidence came as something of a surprise, and Austin Hughes, an analyst at KBC Bank, said it might be partly because of exceptionally good weather while the survey was being conducted.

But analysts say it could have an even larger impact on the department itself: the accelerated retirements of veteran officers who stand to qualify for larger pensions because of exceptionally large salaries this year.

Health care jobs pay a little less than the average job in the Northeast only because the concentration of exceptionally lucrative Wall Street jobs skews the overall numbers.

This anomaly could possibly be because of the accumulation of exceptionally higher level of apimaysin in pr1/ pr1; P1 wr/ P1 wr (see Figure  7B, panel II).

Christopher Robin, like many children, loved Winnie because of her exceptionally friendly nature.

Last season there were only three, a record low, because of an "exceptionally strong" El Niño.

As viscoelastic coating material, hevea rubber is chosen because of its exceptionally high damping characteristics (i.e., highest loss tangent).