Sentence examples for because of its earlier from inspiring English sources

India feels it has lost out in Myanmar because of its earlier support for democratic reform and Aung San Suu Kyi, the detained opposition leader, and is anxious to make up for lost time.

AMISOM's exit is only possible because of its earlier achievements.

Despite its financial turmoil over the last year, Lernout was widely regarded as having some of the most advanced speech technology in the industry, in part because of its earlier acquisitions.

While, because of its earlier date, Cannes is often less of an Oscar predictor than some of the later festivals, it still offers up a handful of awards contenders every year.

A few patients were reported to be alive without recurrence more than 5 years after resection of adenocarcinoma arising from ectopic gastric or duodenal pancreas, and reports have also indicated a more favorable prognosis than that for ordinary pancreatic cancer because of its earlier presentation [17 20].

In the homestead fishculture programme the African catfish is being used, because of its earlier mentioned features.

If the idea catches on, the movement may benefit from the unusually high political profile New Hampshire has because of its early presidential primary.

Precisely because of its early date, it is fascinating listening.

"He was called," Mr. Allen said, "because in spite of its earlier assurances, the archdiocese had not cooperated before a grand jury investigating allegations of sexual abuses by priests".

Since 2004, Eurostat systematically expressed public reservations whenever it had questions about the data, and when there were no reservations it was often because of its early intervention.

Todd Beckwith, the Spring Valley project manager, acknowledged that the corps lost credibility because of its early missteps, but he is certain that it is on the right track.