Sentence examples for because of year from inspiring English sources

Delta and other airlines reported weak passenger demand early in the quarter because of Year 2000 concerns and weather, but traffic surged 6percentt in March and filled Delta's planes to the highest levels ever for that month.

"We know our pupils respond well to active learning styles," says Williamson. "We wanted to make it exciting for them, and knock out the disaffection they can pick up because of year 6 Sats".

Through the end of January, just 21 companies had asked the Internal Revenue Service for permission to delay tax payments without penalties because of Year 2000 problems, under a special rule adopted late last year, said Daniel Boone, an I.R.S. spokesman.

"I am who I am because of those years, but I needed to kick back".

Do you know that Koreans do that, because, hundreds of years past, they saw whales eating seaweed after giving birth?

Goodell said that the owners are convinced that because of year-round training, four preseason games are no longer necessary.

Although alternative schooling is not new to junior athletics, tennis is perhaps the only sport whose full participation requires it because of year-round competition and travel.

"I feel like I'm in a good position because of years and years of work".

Because of years of neglect, Britain's ships of the line were neither modern nor sufficiently numerous.

Because of years of high birth rates, Afghanistan remains a very young country, with half the population under 15.

The sheriff maintained that Mr. Catterson singled out his office because of years of bad blood between the two powerful officials.