Sentence examples for because the prospect of from inspiring English sources

The study is significant because the prospect of cord-cutting has deeply worried television executives.

But she shrugged the feeling off, because the prospect of sifting through the offerings on Craigslist was too dreadful.

Historically, wars had been fought because the prospect of accommodation seemed more onerous than the consequences of defeat.

The industry spends huge sums on research and development because the prospect of developing a blockbuster is so alluring.

And because the prospect of a continued divided government makes short-run legislative progress unlikely on other fronts, why not pick this low-hanging fruit right now?

He will not get much ammunition, partly because the prospect of an In/Out referendum generates bewildered mistrust on the two sides that Cameron must woo.

They did so because, though the prospect of a Yeltsin victory was unattractive in many ways, the alternative was much worse.

I was tearing up not so much because of him but because of the prospect of starting over again.

Andersen decided to stick with Enron because of the prospect of lucrative fees.

Some see the rural vote turning against the EU, partly because of the prospect of a cut in farm subsidies.

In part because of the prospect of litigation, executives at Current declined to comment on the firing on Friday.