Sentence examples for because of news from inspiring English sources
The Detroit News reported that several creditors opted out because of news media attention.
And it's because of the PC police, it's because of politicians, it's because of news.
None of those assertions can be verified because of news media restrictions in Syria.
Networks also face substantial increases in costs because of news coverage of the terrorist attacks.
"All along, I thought we would run it inside, because of news," Mr. Kelly said of the article.
Apart from the statistical noise in polls, there can be short-term shifts because of news events that won't persist for very long.
They now approve of the match, because, with news of Christina's holiness spreading, what was once a liability has become an honor.
I saw the news immediately because of the news alerts from AP, and I was shocked, horrified, and deeply saddened by the news of the shooting.
"They brought me on because of my news background and for my news chops," he told TheRoot at the time.
It should create a wave of news because each person is going to say something different".
