Sentence examples for because of the sinking from inspiring English sources

The nation's more affluent families are turning out to be the most pessimistic, apparently because of the sinking stock market.

The number of foreign visitors had already plunged since the beginning of the year because of the sinking global economy.

Bear Stearns, which had been one of the most aggressive financiers of subprime mortgages, was on the brink of collapse largely because of the sinking value of its own assets.

There's a real sense of urgency to accomplish the human's goals because of the sinking feeling that peace won't last very long.

Since a couple of years, because of the sinking prize in the European market [1], cocaine is not an "elite" drug anymore but is affordable for everyone, especially for purpose of recreational use.

Artillery ammunition ran very short, and because of the sinking of oil tankers (none reached Africa during the weeks immediately preceding the British offensive), Rommel was left with one-tenth of the fuel necessary for sustained operations.

It was also the first account of the disaster to make me see that the people in the lifeboats were terrified, not only because of the terrible spectre of the sinking ship and the screams of the dying, but also because they didn't know whether they, too, would yet perish.

We nearly decided against renting this flat because of the sink.

From the hospitality stop, mushers travel southwest on the Fortymile River in what is one of the coldest portions of the race, because of cold air sinking to the bottom of the river valley.

"Young Armenians, a Promised Land Without Promise" (Yerevan Journal, Dec. 9) leaves the impression that young professionals in Armenia are getting ready to pack up and jump ship because of a sinking economy and a lack of opportunities.

But he is coming off a great spring training, and because of his hard, sinking fastball, the Yankees are convinced that he will help in some capacity.