Sentence examples for because of interest from inspiring English sources

Steven Naismith was absent due to an ankle problem, not because of interest from Norwich City.

The debt increases the cost of doing business, because of interest payments.

Because of interest rates, Mr. Casey said, deals are still good.

Many scholars have adopted a psychological approach because of interest aroused by the theories of Sigmund Freud.

But they favor fiscal austerity not because of interest rates, but because they believe in small government and the primacy of market forces.

In August, the program was tailored toward low-income homeowners who were falling behind because of interest rate increases on their adjustable-rate mortgages.

Viechnicki says the number has slipped not because of lack of interest but because of generational attrition.

And, at the same time, a home buyer receives income-tax benefits because of interest-rate and property-tax deductions.

That ability comes not only because of ECB subsidies, or because of interest-free loans provided by the ECB Trust, but because the guaranteed money provided by the Sky TV deal enables counties to gain support from their banks during a time when credit is tight.

U.S. consumer demand for motor homes took an unexpected dip this year, down 2.4% for the first seven months of 2000, because of interest-rate hikes.

Because peptides of interest are not typically identified, validation through other techniques is difficult.