Sentence examples for because of the prospect from inspiring English sources

Andersen decided to stick with Enron because of the prospect of lucrative fees.

I was tearing up not so much because of him but because of the prospect of starting over again.

In part because of the prospect of litigation, executives at Current declined to comment on the firing on Friday.

Some see the rural vote turning against the EU, partly because of the prospect of a cut in farm subsidies.

But European officials have already pared back the rules significantly and conceded that the original approach was unworkable because of the prospect of retaliatory trade measures.

The Baker camp was also trying to husband its money and energy because of the prospect of a three-way race.

The corollary of bad luck as 'end of story' warrants challenge because of the inviting prospects for understanding aetiology and intervening to reduce the cancer burden through prevention strategies.

Many thought attendance was on the upswing, in part because of the prospects of a brighter economy.

Most forest planting in North America involves the conifers, especially the pines, spruces, and Douglas fir, because of the prospects of successful establishment and high financial yield.

The Foreign Office has warned British visitors to Zanzibar to stay indoors because of the prospects of riots following elections on 25 October.

Their broker, Howard L. Michaels, chief executive of the Carlton Group, said the building had generated a lot of interest from investors because of the prospects for rent growth over the next few years.