Sentence examples for because of the tricks from inspiring English sources

That $8.8 billion will shrink pretty soon — not because of anything in the state's tax collections, but because of the tricks used to balance the current budget.

But an increasing number of people are defaulting because of the "tricks and traps" — soaring interest rates and hidden fees — in the credit card business.

Although the halfpipe remains the most anticipated snowboarding event at the Olympics because of the tricks riders perform in the air, this year features the debut of snowboardcross, in which four riders race down the mountain at the same time.

Back in the 1980s, Wimbledon were known as the Crazy Gang, because of the tricks they played on each other – Deep Heat in the pants, tracksuits incinerated, shoes nailed to the floor – and the trouble they inflicted on everyone else.

It may be because I'm sick of the tricks, or the usual kerfuffles, or whatever.

Joel Lautier, who circulated one of the letters, said he did it because of the "dirty tricks" being used by Mr. Topalov, not because of his friendship with Mr. Kramnik.

They purchased an Echo because of the neat tricks they say on TV or the recommendation of a friend.

For Leeds it represents a fresh peak — not just because of the hat trick, but because it also headed the regular season standings.

Canoeing has probably received more attention in recent months than ever before because of the disappearing trick of "Canoe Man" John Darwin.

It's rapid-fire, often monotonous, and even if, or because, it does the trick, much of it is pretty depressing.

You can't build companies on spreadsheets and exit strategies, because everyone is aware of the trick; just note the number of clones in China and everywhere else out there.