Sentence examples for because of well a from inspiring English sources

But when the board emerged from its meeting late on Thursday, the group issued a cryptic statement suggesting that Mr. Corzine could not be so easily ostracized because of, well, a small flaw in the plan: "Mr. Corzine is not currently a member of N.F.A.," the board's chairman declared in the statement.

I can't speak for the male actors experience, but I'll go out on a limb here and say: it's probably less traumatic an experience for men because of, well, a patriarchal society that forces women to adhere to male forms of beauty and to never intimidate a man in a power position, etc.

He went viral because of, well, because of a potato chip.

It's no secret that assuming color movies are inherently "better" than black-and-white films because of, well, color, is a majorly flawed outlook on cinema.

I feel quite strongly about this because of how well a balanced copyright law can work, and does work, right here in the United States.

It's because of, well, St . Patrick

I appreciated Ms. Rahman's message because of, well, Mongolia.

An outbreak of B. cepacia infection in a multidisciplinary ICU was detected because of a well functioning hospital surveillance system for multiresistant pathogens.

Lucian is useful because of a well-placed relative (a marquis) and because of his exquisite silk garments.

Although the BNP lost all their seats in 2010, partially because of a well organised antifascist campaign, I didn't notice much change of heart among the citizens.

Because of well-intentioned but muddled law.