Sentence examples for because the preceding from inspiring English sources
In part because the preceding era showed how poorly austerity measures — the sort now being pushed by conservatives in the United States — promote growth.
The severity of that downturn may have been limited partly because the preceding boom was less spectacular than the current one, which has been fueled by a surge in bank lending.
The labour market is tight, with the unemployment rate just 5.4%.Russia's decade of outperformance was possible in part because the preceding collapse after the demise of communism was so extreme.
It was hot, bringing temperatures in excess of a hundred degrees, and, because the preceding two months had been very wet in the Midwest and the ground was damp, the air steadily picked up moisture as it moved across the farmlands east of the Rockies.
Because the preceding budget is always used as the basis for calculating the subsequent one, the total budget deficit could grow to about ?168 million over the next 5 years.
Because the preceding analyses assume that mixing rates were independent of the number of recruits per respondent, similar results may be obtained using contingency table-based analyses that are often employed in the standard Markov chain treatment of RDS data.
We "see" green and red, all of us differently, more or less vividly, all of us more intensely because of the preceding "multitudinous" and "incarnadine".
More than two thousand Tribune readers cancelled their subscriptions in protest of the Bush endorsement; it was an especially cruel blow because, in the preceding six months, the Tribune had lost two and a half per cent of its approximately six-hundred-thousand daily circulation.
Inequality (2.58) gives a generalization of Remark of [15] when because satisfies the preceding conditions.
Because of the preceding requirement, an intense topic of discussion among later Confucians influenced by Mencius is the relationship between knowledge and action.
