Sentence examples for because of say from inspiring English sources
Tax cuts increase demand when consumers hold back because of, say, a recession.
Second, whether your failure to maintain the car properly could leave you exposed if someone rents it and gets in an accident because of, say, your bald tires.
Frequently, this formula means that he buys companies whose earnings have skidded because of, say, a cyclical downturn or a special charge of some sort.
If Aviary's servers become overwhelmed because of, say, a glut of users, the system stays afloat by transferring files from S3 to users instead.
TBI can worsen the symptoms of people who already have PTSD or who go on to develop it because of, say, a near-fatal bomb explosion.
Although I had a happy childhood in Oklahoma, I grew up thinking of the state as an unlucky one, not so much because of, say, the Dust Bowl, but because of what I saw around me.
Expect to see a few headlines this proxy season about financial companies and perhaps a handful of no votes because of say-on-pay provisions.
It was still volatile because of said weather; bad weather could shut us down.
And so now, because of said shameful reaction, this isn't really about Sherman and sportsmanship.
I'm stubborn with my feelings, and probably missed out on a lot of good opportunities because of said stubbornness.
