Sentence examples for because of extraordinary from inspiring English sources

During the recession of 2009, carmakers recovered quickly because of extraordinary demand from newly affluent Chinese.

"Is oil demand down because we've had high prices or because of extraordinary circumstances like 9/11?" he said.

Mr. Hewlett could ask a judge to waive that requirement because of extraordinary circumstances or simply wait until next year.

A major reason for this surge of interest is because of extraordinary new insights into the science of empathy.

Earlier he had once said of himself: "I was not a messiah, but an ordinary man who had become a leader because of extraordinary circumstances".

The Canada Post Group of Companies posted a slim profit of C$94m on revenues of C$7.5bn in 2012 because of extraordinary items.

Mr. Hirschtritt said that Mr. Kovner had bought it "because of its extraordinary architectural beauty".

He noted that Egyptian state media had reported that presidential aides sometimes had trouble keeping up with their octogenarian leader "because of his extraordinary dynamism and vigor".

"I think it meets the extraordinary circumstances, because of her extraordinary egregious record," Mr. McCain said.

They believe Pujols will continue to produce at an extraordinary level, because of his extraordinary skill.

This is kind of extraordinary, because he used to hold press conferences all the time.