Sentence examples for because of way from inspiring English sources

Cruddas said he was aware of at least "two or three" donors who were not prepared to give to the party because of way the Tories had treated him.

IDC, a market-research firm, says power consumption is now one of systems managers' top five concerns.Power consumption has increased because of the rise of the internet, of course, but also because of way in which computers have historically been designed: to maximise performance at all costs.

§Approximated for participants in Still Working as we were unable to ascertain number of drinks per time period because of way alcohol intake was determined in baseline questionnaire.

Delays were calculated differently for patients who reported visiting their GP prior to diagnosis and those who had not, because of ways in which the questions were asked.

Everybody felt that way because of the way he acted.

It just looks that way because of the way autism is diagnosed.

In some way or another because of the way we grew up.

I adored him because of the way he carried himself, the way he dressed and smelt.

It's easy to submit your story backwards, because of the way story-teller mode works.

"It took a lot for me to do that, because of the way I was raised, because of the way suburban people think.

Mrs. Spann said her husband "was a hero not because of the way he died, but rather because of the way that he lived".