Sentence examples for because of their recent from inspiring English sources

The Yankees had some edge because of their recent postseason experience, some said.

Another is that small stocks, because of their recent run-up, are now more expensive than blue-chip shares.

Earlier this year, Johnson sent letters to Doug Ford, Gay Brewer and Billy Casper recommending that they no longer play in the Masters because of their recent records.

Teams led by Valerie Westheimer and Carlyn Steiner were exempt until the semifinal stage, beginning today, because of their recent performance in National Championships.

It was their only significant errand, as Christmas presents were unaffordable because of their recent move to Brooklyn, and so it was decided that they would wait.

"Clearly we can say they are the favourites because of their recent past but anything can happen in one game, everyone knows that very well," he said.

EDL regional organizer Alan Spence said they'd decided to crash the party because one of their recent meetings had been targeted by left-wing activists, who were rude to the EDL's favorite barmaid or something.

EDL regional organiser Alan Spence said they'd decided to crash the party because one of their recent meetings had been targeted by left-wing activists, who were rude to the EDL's favourite barmaid, or something.

The Golden Globes have gained importance because of a combination of their recent network exposure and their timing.

It's particularly disturbing because President Bush is one of their recent alumni.

Their electorate is not well understood either academically or in the media – partly because of the relative novelty of their recent success.