Sentence examples for because prevailing from inspiring English sources

In October, Levi Strauss had to shelve plans to sell $350 million of junk bonds because prevailing market rates had risen too high.

But the numbers of jellyfish, and when they will appear, are nearly impossible to predict because prevailing winds and currents dictate their movements.

But the numbers of jellyfish and their arrival dates are nearly impossible to predict because prevailing winds and currents dictate their movements.

Despite their strong religious affiliations, the founders of the FAS decided against forming a strictly religious organization because prevailing African American and white sentiment generally did not favour the establishment of a separate African American church.

Because prevailing wind speed is usually measured about 30 feet above ground, they reduced that height for wind chill because the human faces are much closer to the ground.

A sense of Thompson's own history is all the more necessary because prevailing interpretations of the British past have shifted with disorienting speed in the past 20 years or so.

New York has an edge in terms of sceny-ness because it has more galleries, but also because of prevailing urban conditions: density, a smaller movie industry, an encompassing subway system.

At this time, alpine meadow landscape expanded and Picea obovata colonised new habitats along river valleys and lake shorelines, because of prevailing cool, moist conditions.

With Schubert, of course, the spectre of death is omnipresent, and not only because of prevailing Romantic preoccupations: syphilis had marked him for an early demise.

The State Department of Labor maintains a list of companies on its Web site that are barred from bidding on state work because of prevailing wage and workers' compensation violations.

Because of prevailing wind patterns, she added, "If anything happens in the city or New Jersey, it would typically drift toward Long Island".