Sentence examples for because of improving from inspiring English sources

Barneys executives are optimistic, in part, because of improving sales figures.

Young men breezily waved cars through checkpoints, which the rebels said they were starting to dismantle because of improving security.

Lately, the glamour has slowly returned, partly because of improving economic conditions and partly out of necessity.

Optimists hope this is a sign of bosses daring to be bold because of improving economic prospects.

But that was seen as a generally positive development -- largely a result of discouraged workers returning to the labor force because of improving prospects.

Both the IAEA and WANO standards are voluntary.Whether through luck or because of improving standards, the nuclear industry has had a better safety record since Chernobyl.

"Things will get uglier than last year, because instead of improving, things just got worse".

Because of improved ultrasound technology offering better resolution and improvement in knowledge and experience of ultrasound examiners, detection rates of fetal malformations may have increased since the 1990s [ 10].

The stretcher had become obsolete because of improved joining and gluing.

The Eastman Kodak Company said yesterday that it expected to beat forecasts for second-quarter earnings because of improved productivity.

Or perhaps it has been because of improved management skills —business learning not to overstock inventories, for example.