Sentence examples for because of the mass from inspiring English sources

The campaign is far from perfect – and not only because of the mass disqualifications.

The reason I'm vegetarian is because of the mass industry of it.

Because of the mass arrivals of refugees, the French insist that "people arriving in Europe are the object of strict security vetting".

Avant-garde artists were compelled to make nonrepresentational paintings, he argued, because of the mass production of commercially manufactured culture — kitsch.

The themes of misogyny and moral rot came through so clearly because of the mass of fine-grained details of time and place – whereas the films risk being dressed up as mere generic crime yarns.

But the issue has a particularly emotional resonance in Colorado because of the mass killings 15 months ago at Columbine High School in Littleton, where a dozen students and a teacher were fatally shot and 23 others were wounded.

Their expected absence means baseball does not have to drop any umpires to make room for the five returning to work from the 22 who lost their jobs in 1999 because of the mass-resignation strategy.

The head of the Metropolitan Police has admitted that rogue and corrupt officers may evade justice because of the "mass-shredding" of sensitive corruption files held by Scotland Yard.

Concern is mounting for their welfare because of the mass-rape and murder of the group's other captives, including Yazedis in Iraq.Football's governing body said that it would hold the 2022 World Cup in Qatar during November and December that year, to avoid the hot summer.

The streets remain narrow and chaotic, and feel more so because of the masses of tourists bumbling about.

We know this is because of the masses of the particles which carry the forces, and in our "Standard Model" it's the Higgs field which introduces these masses and breaks the symmetry between them.