Sentence examples for because the introduction of from inspiring English sources
The change from wood to iron came slowly, in considerable part because the introduction of steam power required new techniques and experience in shipbuilding.
Last year, says the bank, real disposable incomes scarcely grew (in part because the introduction of self-assessment brought about an unexpected increase in tax payments).
Palm Inc. said it had a fiscal fourth-quarter loss as sales fell nearly 53percentt, partly because the introduction of a new device, the m500, was delayed by a defect.
Ministers said they had decided to follow this course because the introduction of the counter-terrorism bill would have been delayed by a year if the government had embarked on a lengthy battle with the Lords.
The daycare centre went back to the old system, but parents kept turning up late, because the introduction of market values had killed the old ideas of collective responsibility.
Tim Snow, a senior analyst at Moody's, warned the outlook for the group was opaque because the introduction of the "national living wage" (NLW) has led to an increase in costs and it is not clear whether councils will help to fund this by increasing the fees they pay towards residents' care.
This could be because of the introduction of conscription in 1916 and because there had been some lifting of the height and weight restrictions on recruits since 1914.
But the BBC's Tom Symonds said the number of detections had also fallen because of the introduction of British passport checks abroad and because the new biometric passport is harder to forge.
Because the service was deemed inefficient and unpopular, especially because of the introduction of express mail and priority mail, special delivery was discontinued in 1997.
Pot making is an endangered art in Africa today, partly because of the introduction of cheap commercially manufactured metal and plastic vessels, and partly because of the breakdown of traditional community life.
