Sentence examples for because of governments from inspiring English sources

It's possible that stocks have performed well primarily because of the expansive monetary policy of central banks and because of governments' heightened intervention in the financial system and the economy.

And in the future, even more money will have to be raised, because of governments' lavish promises of pensions and health care for the retiring baby-boom generation.All this debt will have to be regularly refinanced and rolled over.

"Many of these sweeping advances have come about not because of governments, committee resolutions or central directives — although all these have played a part — but instead because millions of people around the world wanted them," she said.

On Tuesday, the European Environment Agency warned that air pollution will still cause hundreds of thousands of people to die prematurely in Europe in the next two decades because of governments' failure to act.

The carbon bubble is named after the risk of a serious financial hit to oil, coal and gas companies' value if they are unable to exploit their fossil fuel reserves because of governments' action on climate change.

In March, the European Environment Agency warned that hundreds of thousands of people would die prematurely over the next two decades from air pollution because of governments' failure to act.

Others take part because of government pressure.

"It's not because of government.

The rich get richer precisely because of government intervention.

This has not happened because of government policy.

But it is also because of government action.