Sentence examples for because of its recent from inspiring English sources

Detroit is unique because of its recent bankruptcy, which left it beholden to big banks and other creditors, leaving less money for things like education.

And because of its recent history with ethnic cleansing, it is no longer in the West a symbol of general goodness, holiness and all-around-amazingness that it once was.

Coming into the ceremony, "Spotlight," "The Revenant" and "The Big Short" were seen as the three leading contenders for the top prize, with most pundits giving it to "The Revenant" because of its recent wins with the Directors Guild and the British film academy.

Well it appears that London suffered because of its recent success.

It has a narrow genetic base because of its recent allotetraploid origin (Halward et al. 1991; Kochert et al. 1991).

Notably, Nest was missing from that list — whether that was because of its recent troubles with a software recall or because it's now owned by Google is anyone's guess.

Ten eventually did so, primarily because of its dreadful recent primetime ratings.

The church makes less noise about gay issues possibly because of its own recent troubles with child abuse by clerics.American Protestants are now rallying to the global fight.

Because of its relatively recent recovery, and the prevalent acceptance of intention as a mental state, there has been little examination of the present alternative.

Recruitment to the ADA cohort started later because of its more recent launch date.

Fewer diagnostic studies have been performed using tetrofosmin because of its more recent introduction commercially.