Sentence examples for because of impressive from inspiring English sources

Algeria registered the biggest gain in this year's rankings, because of "impressive improvements in its enterprise and government capability", the report said.

Because of impressive medical gains over the last 30 years, the infant mortality rate among Palestinians has dropped to 20 per thousand, from 70 per thousand.

Once labeled the next Shevchenko, the striker spent a decade with Dynamno Kiev, scored almost 100 goals in a little more than 200 games and was linked with moves to England's Premier League because of impressive Champions League displays.

However, the difference in the prevalence of visual disability purged was the reverse of the crude difference because of impressive age-effect, explaining 173.91% of the increased rate of visual disabilities.

For me, the film had a poor storyline and underdeveloped characters; the only redemptive feature was its incredible visual power – mostly because of the range of impressive dinosaurs.

But back to the pee: Pulling that unsanitary switcheroo is disgusting but it's also kind of impressive, because those bottles are tiny.

Because of his impressive work, current and future generations will benefit.

That is because of how impressive it is, for any poor country, let alone one recovering from an appalling conflict.

But they do seem to have a better grasp of Coughlin's template because of their impressive start.

All together now: "What?" More high homage than actual movie, "Cut to Black" is nevertheless weirdly diverting, mostly because of the impressive black-and-white cinematography of James Parsons.

Because of their impressive size and fabled ferocity, they are also highly prized sport fish, and their teeth are often treasured as jewelry.