Sentence examples for because of the older from inspiring English sources

Ms. Helal is optimistic, too, not least because of the older women who show up at her door -- having been transported by obliging, even eager husbands and brothers -- to learn to read.

This is higher than in the overall Australian population because of the older age group being examined.

"1960s architecture partially got a bad reputation because of the older buildings that were torn down for them.

Either way though, the system will not output high-def from the Zune HD because of the older dock connector used.

The first interval considered is (1941 1945) because, of the older data points, this is the oldest with a very narrow confidence interval [65].

We have only been able to find the TSDs for a subset of MULEs, probably because of the older age of grapevine MULE insertions.

We laugh at the warring cliques, because, for the older of us, the tears have long dried.

He regrets not having visited Steve earlier, out of worry that "because of the old hurts, my presence might actually be a detriment".

That is why people think it was because of the old man beneath the tree.

"He was trying to put it out because of the old lady," Barrington said.

Possibly because of the old art-versus-information argument, or is it something else, something that requires a list?