Sentence examples for because of the opening from inspiring English sources

Demand is higher today because of the opening of China.

This perspective shift is common because of the opening act.

Anne" because of the opening fugue's similarity to a popular English hymn of the era.

The team allowed him to return this season, mostly because of the opening games in Japan.

The State Police said there were no traffic problems on Route 95 because of the opening.

While Anand lost the game, it was not because of the opening.

Because of the recent opening of the Aqueduct casino, which also makes contributions to Belmont and Saratoga, the purses at Belmont will be easily the best in the sport.

The final static strain changes because of the crack opening were calculated using the formula of Okada (1992).

Plastic jerry cans are more complicated to clean than aluminium cans because of the small opening (Kivaria et al. 2006).

Sue West, operations director of London's Selfridges, said this year's sale was "more challenging than we've ever had to do because of the late opening".

I could only point the camera straight down because of the limited opening, and so half of my photo was the view of Columbus Circle, while the other half was its reflections in the glass building that I was in.