Sentence examples for because of the debate from inspiring English sources
It was because of the debate around the dangers of tobacco".
This August is different because of the debate over health care.
I felt for a period ashamed to be Manx because of the debate that was going around.
Developments in the region are watched closely even beyond the Dutch borders because of the debate in Europe about the safety of fracking.
The result is that, in some areas, only 15 per cent of menopausal women are taking them because of the debate and confusion surrounding potential side effects.
Democrats plan to hold a news conference on Wednesday complaining that the timing of the fund-raiser was inappropriate because of the debate over the drug legislation.
Pres.-Elect Jimmy Carter told reporters a few days after election that he believed he had won because of the debates.
By Richard Harris The New Yorker, November 22 , 1976P. 37 Pres.-Elect Jimmy Carter told reporters a few days after election that he believed he had won because of the debates.
I did an internal BBC presentation and I said polling showed Tory voters are not totally convinced by Cameron, the Lib Dems had a unique opportunity because of the debates [and] the expenses scandal, and that smaller parties would do well.
However, what matters is not winning or losing debates, but whether the candidates won or lost votes because of the debates.
