Sentence examples for because of much from inspiring English sources

"They are in very bad situation because of much depression.

Petrol is cheaper than in Europe (mostly because of much lower taxes).

This could put the UK at somewhere up to £170m, minus a significant chunk because of much tighter rules on which products can appear and when.

In England 51% of the deaths occurred before 2013; in Wales 38%; in Northern Ireland 48%; and in Scotland 3.3% because of much shorter registration delays.

They are controversial because of much less strict laws governing disclosure of donor identities and how much any individual can fork over.

It was because of much more muscular things: In The Name Of The Father, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, The French Connection.

At least one race was postponed because of too much wind on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

And you should because of how much money you make.

Commercial fishermen are suffering because of much-higher diesel costs.

Given that you could argue that currency exchange is becoming a commodity, because of much-increased competition, I asked Hinrikus what was more important to TransferWise's success over the last six years, its brand or product?

Because of much-improved tools and techniques discovered in the field of analytical chemistry, it is now possible to detect extraordinarily low concentrations of environmental chemicals in human tissue (parts per trillion and parts per quadrillion).