Sentence examples for because of their backing from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles Harbor was built in part because of their backing.

Young radicals like Norquist were regarded as "crazies" and "revolutionaries," in part because of their backing for anti-Communist groups abroad.

Like Peyton Manning and Ryan Leaf, or Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III, Winston and Mariota will be forever linked and compared because of their back-to-back draft positions.

Preoperatively, 36.8% (N = 21) of subjects indicated that they had decreased their work hours or were not able to work because of their back problem.

· Patient Specific Functional Scale (PSFS): This questionnaire is designed to assess the level of limitation on three patient-nominated activities they have difficulty performing because of their back pain.

For example, in addition to the 20 patients who left the job they held at baseline because of their back problem, nine had given up a job between the MRI scan and completing the baseline questionnaire, and others may have changed employment even earlier in the course of the illness.

"I wanted to be physical and finish my tackles, because I had seen that some of their backs have a tendency to put the ball on the ground.

Eventually, the waters of the circulation become very cold as they travel northward, but because they are also quite salty, they sink because of their high density and travel back south again.

The home loan banks borrow money in the capital markets, securing low rates because of their implied backing by the federal government, and then lend that money to banks.

A recent report by the advocacy group No Business in Abuse and the Human Rights Law Centre said dozens of European and North American banks and investors were complicit in the abuses of Australia's offshore detention regime because of their financial backing for Ferrovial.

Because of their federal backing, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac provide capital and guarantees to the mortgage market at lower prices than private financial institutions can offer, which ultimately transfers risk from the two entities to taxpayers.