Sentence examples for because of increased commentary from inspiring English sources

The company released the duration gap figure early because of increased commentary about the measure in recent weeks, much of which was wrong, Mr. Raines said.

See related commentary by Kahn, During the past decade monitoring the performance of health care providers has become common because of increased awareness of accountability and because of increased attention for optimizing quality of care and patient safety [ 1].

Where there are multiple versions of the same commentary, their relationship is generally one of increasing length and sophistication over time.

Banderas says he was drawn to the film because of its commentary on fame.

But the show doesn't survive because of its commentary; it survives because it's great fun.

He's in jail because of his political commentary on Charter 08".

Low turnout should be a concern, and not just because of the inadvertent commentary it supplies on American manhood.

McEnroe has missed watching many of Raonic's matches at Wimbledon because of his TV commentary commitments.

He was known in Latin as Averroes, or more commonly just as "The Commentator", because of his commentaries on Aristotle.

A recent commentary in Nature [ 24] stresses the importance of giving increased attention to the social aspects of climate change.

I say "somewhat" because, as much of the commentary in the wake of these disclosures has indicated, there is a kind of shadow game going on here.