Sentence examples for because of its core from inspiring English sources

Because of its core advisory business, Lazard is often seen as a bellwether for the deal-making world.

The investment bank is considered a bellwether of the deal economy because of its core reliance on providing advice on mergers and bankruptcies to clients.

However, the show still commands a much larger total audience than "The Voice" because of its core group of older women.

Because of its core symptoms as well as associated disorders/conditions, ADHD entails an enormous burden on society in terms of psychological dysfunction, adverse vocational outcomes, stress on families, and societal financial costs.

We settled on PTSD as a test-case for this initial study because of its core phenomenology surrounding the presence and impact of unbidden trauma-related intrusive thoughts, images and feelings which (as in our example above) the sufferer has to overcome or ignore in order to carry out routine cognitive operations (cf. Brewin & Beaton, 2002; Brewin & Smart, 2005).

Because of its core-strengthening properties, the cat-camel is a good addition to a well-rounded core workout.

They emphasize that August is the worst possible time for MSNBC to build ratings numbers because so much of its core audience -- young professionals -- is away on vacation and not interested in watching television.

It can be especially hard with Microsoft products because relatively little of its core source code is available.

America today presents the paradox of a rich country falling apart because of the collapse of its core values.

Some analysts like the company primarily because of the growth of its core candy operations, its debt-free balance sheet and aggressive share buyback program.

It has been observed that 3G networks for example, are often unable to provide communications, either because one or more of its core components fail, or they are unable to cope with sudden increases in users' traffic.