Sentence examples for because of projects from inspiring English sources

There are already far less fish now because of projects in neighbouring villages.

Mr. Hayward also said he expected to increase production this year because of projects in Indonesia and the Gulf of Mexico.

"Initially, we started to see an increase in numbers because of projects which were controlling mink and improving the habitat," said Mr Driver.

That's beautiful, and these opportunities are coming because of projects like A Better Life.

"Iraqi people like me are changing because of projects like this," he added.

Mr. Levy said the development project board had decided against the tunnel because of projected costs -- more than $20 million -- and construction delays.

A If you interviewed a tenant, I don't think they'd tell you they moved in because of "Project Runway".

Gov. George Pataki promised more than a year ago that he would increase the hourly rates, but he backed off because of projected budget deficits.

It warned that Network Rail faced the prospect of running out of money, partly because the UK Department for Transport had cut its Scottish borrowing limit to £3.5bn, but also because of project cost overruns.

The upfront mortgage premium of 2 percent remains, but the ongoing premium will also rise sharply — to 1.25 percent of the outstanding balance — largely because of projected continued weakness in home prices.

Rural areas will experience bigger cuts because of projected reductions in their populations.