Sentence examples for because of the realization from inspiring English sources

This is largely because of the realization that some headaches don't neatly fit either category.

That has changed, though, mostly because of the realization that voting can result in money for faith-based enterprises.

The joy in a song like "A Felicidade" ("Happiness"), from the movie "Black Orpheus," is all the more palpable because of the realization that it is evanescent.

However, this paradigm has been challenged because of the realization that strategies designed to suppress TH2 function are not effective for all patients.

An entirely private consortium led by Warren E. Buffett might have bought the fund, but capital markets might still have frozen because of the realization that bailouts were not guaranteed.

This soil carbon amount is more than three times higher than previous estimates, largely because of the realization that organic carbon is stored much deeper in frozen soils than was thought.

Economists have become more interested in happiness in recent years, party because of the growing realization that traditional economic measures — such as unemployment or gross domestic product — are incapable of fully capturing the state of human welfare.

Trump's tapping of former Breitbart CEO Steve Bannon to be his senior White House adviser has rightly sparked outrage because of the terrifying realization that the man who shepherded and cultivated the alt-right for years will now have the president's ear on a daily basis.

Urschel isn't the first player to quit because of the growing realization that football may cause irreversible brain damage.

The reasons (more than one was possible) that students reported for choosing medicine as a profession were "to contribute to the welfare of the public" (73%), "self-realization and vocation" (15%), "because of the shortage of doctors in the country" (9%) and "social recognition/status" (3%).

In a second phase, attention shifted at a global level to Earth's resources as a whole the seas, the air, and the diversity of species because of the realization that those essential resources, hitherto taken for granted, were in fact limited.