Sentence examples for because of the even from inspiring English sources

If the wives stay that is partly because of the even worse threat – of suicide.

And it says people should avoid processed meats altogether because of the even higher risk of bowel cancer.

The region's most obvious advantage, low labour costs, is diminishing, partly because of the even greater price advantage in China and partly because of the upward drift in wages brought by the march of prosperity.

If an agreement eventually emerges, both parties will have to sell it to constituencies that remain skeptical because of the even more tortured history between the two countries — spanning six decades and including a coup, terrorist attacks, assassinations, the shooting down of a passenger aircraft, covert operations, nuclear sabotage, and hostage dramas.

The consolidation among hospitals is accelerating because of the even more rapid consolidation in the insurance industry.

These can cause difficulties because of the even rhythm and the rhyming.

"The white became a little bit warmer than white," Mr. Doyle notes, "because of the evening light".

Adam, a teacher at the school, explains that the crowd is because of the evening classes for adult men.

Because of this, even the reliability of an iPSC-based drug screen would not be so solid as to be unchallengeable.

Because of this, even without the onset of diabetes, a latent rise in blood glucose level may be seen.

Another woman said that "because of the inconsistency, it is making me even more worried".