Sentence examples for because of its local from inspiring English sources

Those clients, many of whom have typically purchased advertising from the station for years, do so to reach the station's geographic market, target demographic and often simply want to be associated with the station itself because of its local reputation.

It is difficult to explain the reasons for Fare's endurance, but in a nutshell it is because of its local involvement and the alternatives it has provided.

Because of its local flavours, such as the gula melaka ice-cream and the delicious toppings all made from scratch.

Like many historic spots in New England, the State House impresses not because of its local, provincial significance but because of the old Cradle of Liberty thing.

The only exception to its edict had been to let the ESPN Radio station in Pittsburgh update the case in news reports because of its local importance.

In the dry and salty high planes of southern Peru, for example, an agricultural technology from 300 B.C., once lost, has again taken root because of its local suitability.

Already suffering a long-term decline in membership, the organization had to move carefully, its leaders said in private, because most of its local troops were sponsored by churches, some of which call homosexual behavior a sin.

The group needs more money to keep helping the homeowners and nonprofits that have yet to recover, but Sarah Haneline, a vice president for the group, expects fundraising over the next few years to be difficult, especially because 20percentt of its local donors who give to United Way through their employers are flood victims.

A federal jury has found the village of East Rockaway discriminated against one of its local businessmen because he rented apartments to minorities.

Howard Lefkowitz, the chief commercial officer of Row 44, the in-flight satellite broadband provider, says that before he visits another country he likes to get a small amount of its local currency, because credit card acceptance can vary.

Mr. Al-Amir was referring to the banning of Al Jazeera's local affiliate because of its alleged support for the Brotherhood.