Sentence examples for because of title from inspiring English sources

"That has all changed because of Title IX".

But the deal fell through because of title problems.

B.Y.U. is dropping the sport because of Title IX issues.

Commendable progress has been made in the area of gender equity in college athletics over the last three decades because of Title IX regulations.

All this because of Title IX, the landmark 1972 law that required universities and colleges to grant equal financing and resources to male and female athletics.

added women's bowling because of Title IX, hired a black coach who recruited white and Latina bowlers and became the small school (4,200 students) that dominates an N.C.A.A. sport.

A dry discussion ensued on the pragmatism of a strong title, and how well Austin Powers did because of its title, and so on.

In the UK, between 2010 and 2013 the market went from practically zero to £300m, partly because of titles including Fifty Shades of Grey and Bared to You.

Because Chain of Title shows both the Bush and Obama administration policies siding with elites against consumers, it's tempting to see the book as a narrative of the American political left.

Such loss may stem from unmarketability of the property because of defective title or from costs incurred to cure defects of the title.

The media showed concern over the film's title, deeming it "odd", and some people were shocked because of the title, which can be translated into English as "mean".