Sentence examples for because of the expanded from inspiring English sources
But having only been part of Euro 2016 because of the expanded competition, this might not be bad thing.
Because of the expanded scope of her responsibilities, she was dealing with a whole host of new distractions.
But the streets were quieter on Monday, whether because of the expanded police presence or simply because defeat had left Raider Nation subdued.
In some ways, this is because of the expanded reach and depth of understanding that the United Nations and its NGO partners have today, not to mention the increasingly complicated humanitarian system itself.
The company's product development will become more effective because of the expanded ability to understand exactly who is buying what, when, and why not to mention the ability to use new ideas that customers could provide.
The estimate for second-quarter growth was revised downward to 1.6 percent, from 2.4 percent, partly because of the expanded June trade deficit, which dragged growth down by 3.4 percentage points that quarter.
Accurate actionable knowledge is very helpful for a new, developing function, especially because of the expanding number of Neighborhood Sport Coaches in the Netherlands.
Mr. Heredia said he stopped working with Mr. Greene after the Athens Games because of the expanding Balco investigation.
Soccer is ever more the global game, and that is not only because of the expanding reach of the professional variety, with its Messis and Ronaldos and the World Cup finals looming larger on the horizon.
