Sentence examples for because of the record from inspiring English sources

"We talk about it because of the record I have got but we also work hard going forward and we got our reward.

The sluggishness was partly because of the economy and partly because of the record low ratings for the show last year.

The Holocaust remains a seminal event for people of faith, particularly because of the record of Christian indifference and complicity during the Holocaust.

Credit rating agencies like Moody's, Fitch Ratings and Standard & Poor's had been preparing to sharply downgrade A.I.G.'s credit ratings on Monday because of the record quarterly loss.

The surge in spending is possible in part because of the record surpluses the supercharged city economy has generated in the last two years; the fiscal year is expected to end with an extra $3.2 billion.

The chain of logic looks like this: Sawmills make beams and boards and logs for housing and are struggling with an inventory that mostly cannot be sold because of the record decline in housing starts.

Ross Garnaut, one of Australia's most respected economists, told the Industry Super conference that businesses were not investing in infrastructure because of the record-low rate of productivity growth.

The New York Times computer ranking, however, placed Miami (11-1) ahead of Oklahoma at No. 1 because of the records of the Hurricanes' opponents, as well as their margin of victory.

But four experts presented by Mr. Zimmerman's lawyers, including one expert from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, said it was impossible to determine who was screaming because of the recording's limited quality and brevity.

Because of the record-breaking rainfall produced across northwestern Australia, the Bureau of Meteorology retired the name Fay after its usage.

The spotlight in the 1970s shifted from the art and the artist to the buyers of art, largely because of the record-setting prices paid for works, and the focus of publicity has remained there since.