Sentence examples for because of the final from inspiring English sources

Because of the final negotiations, executives were reluctant to discuss details of the agreement.

But I am not at all sure, in part because of the final Upshot/Siena College poll in Florida.

At its 1943 premiere, this work baffled audiences and the autocratic Soviet officials who oversaw culture, mainly because of the final movement, a quizzical Allegretto.

"I'd like the team to stand out for the way it plays," Martino told Diario Popular, an Argentine newspaper, last year, "but also because of the final result".

The threat comes as Holst's the Planets Suite is enjoying new popularity because of the final Pluto movement added by the composer Colin Matthews in 2000.

Louis (not her real name) joined the middle ranks of the civil service because of the final salary pension scheme on offer.

According to this source, Yugoslavia was placed third because of the semi-finals loss to the eventual champions, Uruguay.

This is also a nice thing, because outside of the Final Four, college basketball has devolved into the silly season of coaching musical chairs.

The consensus among film fans is that ignorance is bliss, because knowledge of the final product ruins your enjoyment of it.

Then the judges retired for an hour and a half of deliberation, and as always, had a hard time deciding on a winner because each of the final six had a compelling draw.

Because of this, the final degree of the FH (Diplom) generally does not allow students to embark on a doctorate at a German university.