Sentence examples for because of the surprising from inspiring English sources

U NTIL recently, investors had been holding out some hope for the economy because of the surprising health of corporate earnings.

However, because of the surprising strength of Falun Gong in the Chinese diaspora particularly in the United States and Canada China was not immediately successful in suppressing the movement.

"Unfortunately today, I have to say that the talks at this level are blocked, and that block came first and foremost because of the surprising change of the position of the D.P.A. and the P.D.P.," President Trajkovski said, referring to the two ethnic Albanian parties in the government coalition.

But after spending some time with a copy that I thankfully did not pay $60 for (thank you, roommate) I can say that I'm simultaneously impressed and annoyed — impressed because of the surprising depth and detail of the virtual space I was inhabiting, and annoyed because it fails to stop at that.

Because of the surprising differences in carotenoid content in the same genotype, carotenoid gene expression was examined.

However, because of the surprising induction of Bim by pro-survival cytokines, the relative induction of Bim (normalized to RPMI) was measured by flow cytometry in CD44lo and CD44hi cells.

It was largely cut out of Germany last year after it abandoned a decade-old partnership with Deutsche Telekom, the dominant German phone carrier, because of the Germans' surprising though unsuccessful bid to acquire Telecom Italia, another former government monopoly.

In some ways, Mr. Brees was a natural pick for the award because of the Saints' surprising victory and, as many noted that evening, it was a comeback story about an athlete with a severe shoulder injury, as well as a post-Katrina New Orleans.

And Roger has a fear of balloons...because of the surprising popping noises that they an make.

But in any case, the visit is especially interesting because of a surprising revival of the monarchy's popularity in Australia.

Outfielder Marlon Byrd was the subject of several inquiries — because of his surprising production this year and the fact that he does not have a burdensome contract — but no teams were willing to meet the Mets' asking price.