Sentence examples for because of the sometimes from inspiring English sources

Its web of free-trade agreements has helped, not least because of the (sometimes negative) media coverage these have generated in importing countries.

But, the N.S.A. study found, "because of the sometimes tardy exploitation of these messages, intelligence officers in the Army and Navy knew only parts of the complete program".

But, perhaps because of the sometimes florid writing, reading it feels like holding a sack from which 20 very angry cats are fighting to escape.

We are being subjected to all this finger-wagging because of the sometimes vile behaviour of a bunch of ethical defectives on the red-tops, who are nothing to do with us.

But maybe being a joke is ok?" "The game started out with me hanging out in PewGeminiLive's livestream of a blind Skyrim playthrough, where I kept referring to the game as Cliffhorse because of the sometimes funny horse physics.

For a translator, even one as experienced as Michael Hofmann, this book cannot have been easy, not so much on account of the Berlin dialect - "Wat jibt's denn Neuet?" rather than "Was gibt es denn Neues?" - but because of the sometimes slapdash German, the scenes that maunder or run out of puff, and the garish palette of effects.

Do you find that people judge you because of the sometimes-evil characters you play?

"Because of this, sometimes the Sunnis didn't participate".

Sometimes it is because of the opponents, sometimes we don't do enough.

"She sees cars in a different way than most automotive executives," who, he said, are sometimes blind "because of the engineering bias associated with what they do".

"Because of the difficulty sometimes in staffing," Mr. O'Connor said, "we're seeing volunteer agencies that have come together and work with each other.