Sentence examples for because of the hundreds from inspiring English sources

Dr. Perry said Thursday that she was mostly relieved to learn that the Police Department had been careful with her personal information — blurring her face and her license plate in the video — because of the "hundreds upon hundreds of threats and slurs online, by email and via telephone" that she had received since telling her story online.

Or is it because of the hundreds of thousands of African American and Latino voters in Virginia who feel alienated from the party this campaign cycle?

(The movement was so named because of the hundreds of thousands of Ugandans who walk to work because they can't afford fuel). Why were the protests good news?

"Fashion is incredibly important to New York City, not just because it helps make us the most creative and exciting city in the world, but because of the hundreds of thousands of jobs and links to economic opportunity it creates," said Mayor De Blasio when he made the announcement last year.

He spoke directly to them and I know he touched people profoundly because of the hundreds of letters I receive.

(The movement was so named because of the hundreds of thousands of Ugandans who walk to work because they can't afford fuel).

There are many more points near the actual depth because of the three-iteration approach taken above.

The 49ers will make the playoffs because of the 13th tiebreaker: upper-body strength of head coach.

Because of the 20th anniversary a short history of SWIIS as well as a outlook in the future, emphasising new topics, will be given in this paper.

MACHO'S owners have been in court again, and not only because of the six-pound chocolate-brown chihuahua.

Those are the extra congressmen that Southern states had been given from the 1790s on, through 1860, because of the three-fifths clause in the Constitution.