Sentence examples for because of winter from inspiring English sources

Large numbers one year can crash the next year because of winter conditions, competition and predators.

Even now Berlin's commuter trains cannot exceed 60kph (40mph) because of winter maintenance problems.

Most of those cancellations were because of winter storms in the Northeast and Southeast, where Delta has a major presence.

Moreover, this year has had a rough start for many carriers, which have been plagued by declines in traffic and delays because of winter storms.

Prices for the 10- and 20-city indices rose 1.4% from February to March and by 0.3% in January to February, a period in which sales are typically muted because of winter weather.

Even though humans do not have to change their habits because of winter as bears and birds do, they are still affected by the seasons and none more so than by the very special qualities of winter.

"It's picking up again now," Mr. DeVita said, "because of Christmas".

Sixteen patients had their first consultation postponed because of summer holidays.

Because, as of this week, he's also our richest man.

(The duel never came off, because of Christmas vacation).

Hotels are packed because of this week's Oracle OpenWorld conference.