Sentence examples for because of the cup from inspiring English sources

"We've had a couple of plusses because of the Cup games [against Hibernian and Celtic].

At present Warrington are 15th in First Division North but have as many as five games in hand on some of the teams above them, in part because of the cup run.

"We're seeing consumers become more opinionated and aware about their menstrual health in general because of the cup.

With next week's game against Real Madrid postponed because of the Club World Cup, there's a chance they'll finish 2016 in the bottom three.

This could reflect increased use and downloads of sports related apps because of the World Cup games, Stanley Cup Finals and and NBA finals.

Because of the World Cup there is no LV Cup this season, so a successful run in Europe, as well as up the table, will mean important game after important game.

No, because many of the cups aren't recyclable.

"As you have pointed out, many of these things cannot be recycled either by the way they're disposed or because of the composition of the cup.

The Heineken Cup first round will get underway on 11 November, later than usual because of the World Cup.

One hip had revision of the cup because of aseptic loosening and revision of the stem because of malrotation with subluxation of the joint.

We are expecting lower trading volumes because of the World Cup.