Sentence examples for because of the most from inspiring English sources

The sense of expectation for this year's Masters has been heightened because of the most extensive off-season alterations in Augusta National's history.

Because of the most recent homicides Mary Galvin, the state's attorney in New Haven, tried to assuage growing public fear.

It gnaws all the more because of the most outstanding performance of the festival so far by Andrew Scott.

Now, even those recently arrived hipsters are in awe because of the most recent gentrifying project: a shopping mall on top Chapultepec Avenue.

This shouldn't be at the expense of refugees who have fled their homes because of the most heinous crimes that we could probably not even imagine.

Mr. Pamplin is threatening to leave and take his money with him because of the most Western of piques: his troubled water supply.

Psittacosis is one of the best, because one of the most picturesque.

That's a shame, because some of the most interesting uses of VR are a long way from traditional gaming.

There are honorable exceptions, not least because some of the most important pieces in design history have been recycled.

Batman himself is turning up more frequently on tablets because some of the most popular apps are comic book readers.

That's because one of the most important lessons I learned from white men is how to be their equal.