Sentence examples for because of the quick from inspiring English sources

The N.B.A.'s lengthy lockout allowed him to heal, but he acknowledged his rhythm was still off because of the quick turnaround.

NBC needs all the help it can get because of the quick implosion of its move of Jay Leno to 10 p.m.

"I think because of the quick turnaround after the Germany game the intensity wasn't there in the first half," said O'Neill.

Because of the quick pace of events, Mr. Smith said, the Davis campaign has not settled on how much it will spend on advertising.

Largely because of the quick action and good seamanship of Winthrop citizens, many of them boys in small boats, ten passengers survived what the Civil Aeronautics Board termed "a non-survivable crash".

You probably know the rest – massive damage to her legs, which would later be amputated above the knee, and certainly only still alive because of the quick actions of an off-duty Metropolitan Police officer.

Members of the press, however, remained doubtful of this figure--because of the quick count result, their own impressions of very low turnout (particularly in poorer areas of Tegucigalpa) and delays in reporting the results.

It is also possible that stocks simply move faster today because of the quicker pace of news and trading, and so drops and surges in prices that might have been spread over days in past times are now condensed within hours.

The presence of Alpine lady fern as a dominant understory species resulted in a decrease in solubility of metallo-organic complexes, probably because of the quicker oxidisation of litter then in soils under bilberry.

Nevertheless, because of the quicker turnaround time of immunohistochemistry compared to molecular genetic testing, the clinicians find this helpful with their initial management pending the definitive result from MLPA.

This is because of the fast initiation and quick reversible deactivation reactions in CRPs.