Sentence examples for because of the mounting from inspiring English sources

The United States said on Saturday it was preparing cut staff levels at its Nairobi embassy, because of the mounting threat of attacks in Kenya by Islamist militants.

That savings, they say, is all the more necessary now because of the mounting cost of the occupation of Iraq, and the record budget deficit.

The mother said her son, interning in London away from his home, reported that he began suffering from heart trouble and chest pains because of the mounting stress.

The company had to abandon the BSkyB deal last summer because of the mounting scandal over potentially criminal wrongdoing at the two tabloids.

"Things have been going well for me, training here, so why change it?" Because of the mounting pressure and expectation, perhaps.

The Australian bank issued a profits warning in October because of the mounting cost of provisions for compensation over PPI and the misselling of interest-rate swaps - complex financial products designed to protect buyers against sharp movements in interest rates.

With his turn in the rotation skipped because of his mounting innings, Hughes said he would welcome the work to stay sharp in advance of his start Wednesday night against Tampa Bay.

Although the goal was not reached by that date in some parts of the world (notably India and Brazil)—because of the difficulty of mounting health campaigns in populous and poor regions, the sheer numbers of affected people, and the peculiarly long incubation time of the leprosy bacillus cases of the disease declined substantially worldwide.

State Senator Cap Dierks of Nebraska, who has pushed for a services tax in part because of his worries about the mounting burdens of property taxes on farmers and ranchers, said he thought such taxes were inevitable.

In the present case, nailing was deemed to be technically demanding in view of the mounted TSF because at the first surgery a change of the fixator to plating was not envisaged.

I can't get DirecTV or DISH because doing so requires the mounting of a satellite dish which, in turn requires permission from my landlord, who (understandably) doesn't want an unsightly saucer hanging off the side of his building.