Sentence examples for because of the trend from inspiring English sources

He predicted an abundance of caution this year because of the trend of early voting in many states.

One Israeli newspaper commented on how avoiding civilian casualties has become even harder, because of the trend of "terrorists working from home".

I think people are returning to knitting partly because of the trend setters, and also because of the economy and the environment.

And in case you're a Mike Huckabee supporter looking for a little more closure, the former Republican candidate told The Washington Times that he missed out on the nomination because of the trend for Christian leaders to be "kingmakers".

"Skirt purchasing, however, has suffered as a result of this and also because of the trend towards wearing leggings more often, which can often be worn together with certain styles of dress, but less commonly used with skirts".

But in recent years, as Mr Roberts laments, it has also become increasingly popular with teachers because of the trend in favour of the "methodology" of history over the history itself.

We set $30 million as the goal because of the trends we'd seen in valuations, but, at the same time, we were conscious of this growing atmosphere of pessimism and over-cautiousness surrounding venture capital.

Because of the trends we are witnessing, I predict that we will see nationwide increases in accidents, violence, and suicide in the next 5 years.

Because of the trends of increasing workload in general practice [ 1], time has also been studied.

The developed world's population is aging because of the trends of increasing in life expectancy and decreasing of fertility rates.

15 Overall, because of the trends for onset of obesity and cardiovascular risk factors at earlier ages, including the childbearing years, more research focused on migraine and cardiovascular risk during pregnancy is needed.