Sentence examples for because of the end from inspiring English sources

Britain's three intelligence services, which were previously under pressure to contract because of the end of the cold war, are busily expanding their empires.

Coventry City, however, look weaker than last season, primarily because of the end of Adam Armstrong's loan and the sale of Romain Vincelot to Bradford.

In September the States of Jersey said about 400 people had lost their jobs elsewhere in the island because of the end of LVCR.

Moreover, individual income tax receipts could also be under pressure because of the end of the bull market on Wall Street, he said.

"Everybody was a bit, I think, crazy and inclined to indulge in excess because of the end of the millennium," Eric Ripert, the chef at Le Bernardin, says.

That was because of the end of the Asian economic crisis and the proliferation of new digital devices -- from set-top boxes to cell phones.

I enjoyed Portugal 3-3 Hungary and Italy 2-0 Spain but I'd nominate Wales's quarter-final win because of the end-to-end tempo, the phenomenal atmosphere and the knowledge that we had witnessed history.

Although, as you can see in the chart below, that is always the case, just like the fourth quarter of a year always has the highest spending because of the end-of-year holiday period.

They've told mom that Johnny is not going to UT [University of Texas] because of the end-of-course exam".

The number of Khmer Rouge guards was decreasing because of the ending war and their own fights and killings.

Thus, the standard time series decomposition results could not be used for calculating the excess mortality related to the 2004 heatwave because of the end-effect information loss.