Sentence examples for because of the act from inspiring English sources
Imports were certainly affected: Mr Irwin reckons that total imports fell by around 5% because of the act itself.
Many species have seen their numbers soar because of the act, including the wolf, black-footed ferret and American crocodile.
A generous meal shared with family and friends feels inherently right: comforting because of the act in which it is offered.
Not because of the act itself (the haka has long been a pre-match ritual among New Zealand sport teams) but because of the slack-jawed reaction from the American players, including Derrick Rose and James Harden.
A 2015 report (pdf) estimated that, because of the act, the individual and community rights of at least 150 million people in 170,000 villages could be recognised over 40m hectares of forested land.
Only the sovereign and heirs to the crown and their spouses are legally barred from membership of the faith because of the Act of Settlement following the Glorious Revolution, which overthrew the last Catholic monarch, James II, in 1688.
States may take up the claims of individuals injured because of the acts or omissions of another state.
"It's true it has a middle-class feel to it, partly because of where we are and partly because of the acts we have".
"Why would it be logical to restrict access to lawful items by millions of people who own them because of the acts of a couple of deranged individuals?" asked Jim Wallace, of the Gun Owners Action Leaguee in Massachusetts.
Because of the acts of these 36 folks, according to Jewish mysticism, God does not destroy the earth.
