Sentence examples for because of particular from inspiring English sources

Spain's unemployment is so high partly because of particular local forces that have existed for decades.

Some papers are chosen because of particular content, others are selected because they illustrate important points of methodology.

"The wilful, simplistic act of saying 'no', because of particular individuals' personal prejudices and delusions of authority and jurisdiction, caused the greatest catastrophic terror attacks on US soil".

Ford's strength in Britain has also been a source of trouble because of particular pricing pressures there and because Britain has seen its currency weaken against the euro, which causes profits to fall for Ford's European operations.

Many African-Americans, whose loyalty since the Civil War had been with "the party of Lincoln," switched party allegiances because the New Deal included them, not because of particular steps Roosevelt took on their behalf.

Opponents of the administration's trade policies said that they would continue to battle the Peru deal and that other pending trade agreements would have a much tougher time because of particular concerns with each of them.

Are you more energized because of this particular mix of people and this particular batch of songs?

So it's divine also because of this particular content.

You can't stop a debate because of a particular challenge -- a killing".

"His plays lend themselves to translation through black people because of his particular perspective".

So I think this is screwed up because of that particular slide.