Sentence examples for because of programs to from inspiring English sources

Malaria is dropping decisively because of programs to distribute bed nets and provide medicines.

Consumers also saved $2 billion in 2012, because of programs to review premium rates and to require insurers to provide rebates if they do not spend at least 80% of premiums on care, rather than overhead, such as executive pay and marketing.

You can have the headline saying that they ought to look very carefully at the relationship of programming to distribution, because it's a real issue.

But he added that Iraq was "an enemy until proven otherwise" because of its programs to develop chemical, biological and nuclear weapons and the missiles that might carry them.

Then it went up dramatically so that by 1980 it hit 40percentt largely because of programs ranging from Medicare to environmental regulation to Social Security.

Furthermore, because of programs like those promoted by Grameen Foundation to reduce microfinance borrowing costs and to use technology to increase efficiencies, interest rates are falling by 2.3 percent a year.

Students get shut out of classes all the time, and not just because of program reductions due to budgetary shortfalls.

Revenue at HBO jumped 17% to $1.4 billion in large part because of sales of its programming to Amazon Prime Instant Video.

To those folks: I am here because of programs like the Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (H/EOP).

Largely because it was one of the first programs to offer a graphical environment for creating experiments, E-Prime has, in our experience, become the de facto standard in many psychological labs around the world.

Rio's governor, Sérgio Cabral, was resoundingly re-elected in October, largely because of the success of the program to invade slums with elite police units, then occupy them with "police pacification units," or community police officers.