Sentence examples for because of the unusually from inspiring English sources

That is in part because of the unusually distant relationship Mr. Weiner has with many of his colleagues.

(Comparisons to 2001 would be less relevant, because of the unusually drastic cutbacks in flights after the terrorist attacks).

It was the "year of the jellyfish", he said, because of the "unusually high number" of barrel jellyfish along the coastline.

In an interview before Monday's news conference, Mr. Perez said he was optimistic here because of the unusually widespread support for federal involvement from local citizens and officials.

It has a reputation for being troublesome because of the unusually high pressure in the undersea gas reservoir that it taps.

Their case is striking because of the unusually broad effects that their arrests have had on their isolated but tightly woven community.

Because of the application, unusually low damping values are chosen.

According to Wines and Vines magazine, we rank only 11th in wine sales "probably because of the state's unusually restrictive regulations, which prohibit wine sales in supermarkets".

And its aluminium smelters are among the world's worst climate villains because of the company's unusually heavy reliance on burning coal for the hugely energy-hungry smelting process.

According to Méliès's memoirs, his initial attempts to sell A Trip to the Moon to French fairground exhibitors met with failure because of the film's unusually high price.

Because of the recession and the unusually low inflation in 2009 and 2010, nominal G.D.P. today is about 10 percent below that path.