Sentence examples for because of the expectation from inspiring English sources

I have to wonder how much police dismissed Rodger's video rants because of the expectation that violent misogyny in young men is normal and expected.

Sabathia's start scheduled for Wednesday was pushed back a day when Game 4 was postponed because of the expectation of inclement weather.

This may be because of the expectation that men are the primary economic providers for their households.

There's been plenty of research that mothers have lots of babies partly because of the expectation that some will die.

Choosing a piece of furniture was once a serious decision, because of the expectation that it was permanent.

There is a long tradition of women writing under pseudonyms, precisely because of the expectation of private domesticity that has bounded the lives of women.

Because of the expectations and environment that Ryan has created.

Finishing fourth would be a relief more than an achievement because of the expectations here".

"I think Bush has the advantage, oddly enough, entirely because of the expectations game," said Senator Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican.

Exciting because of the music that could constantly be heard around the families' homes near Robin Hood's Bay, on the Yorkshire coast, but difficult because of the expectations.

So for many businesses they simply have to open because of the expectations of me and you and the majority of the rest of Australians," she said.