Sentence examples for because that began from inspiring English sources

Culling of pregnant animals on infected farms did not affect the results of the study because that began in December 2009.

"It's really, really important to change the policy because that begins to change the whole practice," said Daniel Kim, director of youth organizing for Padres & Jóvenes Unidos.

But the Cats season ended in mid-January because of events that began even before the colorful fall foliage.

I use estrogen, by means of a small oval patch that adheres to my skin, because of something that began happening to me nine years ago -- to my brain, as a matter of fact.

The momentum behind intervention is growing because the fighting that began last month shows no sign of ending, amid indications that better-armed regime forces may be gaining the upper hand.

The video has come under intense scrutiny because the incident that began with a seemingly routine traffic stop ended with Bland's death three days later in her Waller County jail cell.

All are now constrained because of the shutdown that began at 12 01 on Tuesday morning.

Wall Street showed signs of stabilization last week after a sell-off that began because of concerns that the Federal Reserve's bond-buying policy would end sooner than expected.

He said that the room was dark because of power blackouts that began in June 2006, when Israel attacked Gaza's main power station after Sergeant Shalit's capture.

El Paso has not filed financial reports since last year's third quarter because of an audit that began after the company cut its estimate of energy reserves 41percentt in February.

The price of oil has more than doubled since sliding below $35 in February, in part because of Chinese stockpiling that began in April.