Sentence examples for because of the establishment from inspiring English sources

By that time, however, the patriarch had lost most of his jurisdictional powers because of the establishment of autocephalous churches in Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania.

The increased number of tornadoes reported was due to improvements in observing and recording (largely because of the establishment of a network of volunteer tornado "spotters"), which allowed a greater number of weak events to be recognized.

It is also confirmed that even in the high-temperature air combustion, there occurs an abrupt decrease in the combustion rate when the velocity gradient is lower than about 1000 s−1, because of the establishment of the CO flame.

Research outcomes provide evidence that age of identification of hearing loss is reduced, that age of intervention initiation is lowered, and that the outcomes of intervention are better because of the establishment of a screening program.

"Yet in England - because of the establishment of the cancer drugs fund - patients are able to access them and enjoy the benefits through improved quality of life and prolonged life".

The deductibility may be reduced or eliminated because of the establishment of the SEP IRA.

Prior to the 1700 s most alcohol consumed in England was ale, beer or wine, and these tended to be consumed more by men, perhaps because of the establishments in which spirits were consumed.

And now he stands next to the president-elect of the United States, a man who got the job apparently because he wasn't part of the establishment, because he wasn't a politician, because he promised to break the system rather than play it.

The Beatles are obviously a great band not needing to be criticized; my character thinks the Beatles are ridiculous because they're part of the establishment.

Mr. Paladino and his campaign have drawn increasing scrutiny as he has emerged as a surprisingly strong contender for the Republican nomination, in part because of the weakness of the establishment candidate, the former Congressman Rick A. Lazio.

Obviously, it is because in the view of the establishment such noble concepts should serve their interests.