Sentence examples for because of its new from inspiring English sources

The company competes with the likes of Druva, CommVault and EMC, but the reason it has taken off as it has is because of its new and efficient approach to an old problem.

Just as Jefferson hoped, every generation produces a degree of constitutional reform, and it does so because of its new understandings of facts or its new judgments of value.

Because of its new wide-load form factor, it's also rack-mountable for those of you running servers or just with a sweet rack-mounted setup for your home network.

Another ad focuses on the magazine's increased longevity in households because of its new design.

But as impressive as the keyboard is, Rock Band 3 truly shines because of its new guitar.

German attacks on the European Central Bank because of its new interventionism are misplaced and wrong, the French leader charges.

Uber's calling it successful in part because 40percentt of its new Eats users are new to Uber.

Ford also said it had received some negative feedback from customers because some of its new engine-and-transmission combinations aimed at increasing fuel economy can feel different from what drivers are used to in a vehicle.

Figures showed that the highest-flying youngsters then started flocking to the profession because of its new-found prestige.

Even so, Lincoln sales are up this year because of its newer vehicles, the sporty LS, and the Navigator, a sport utility vehicle.

That was reflected in Monday's remarks by Moonves, who touted a strong fall prime-time launch for the most-watched TV network because all five of its new series have been picked up for a full season.