Sentence examples for because the recent from inspiring English sources
It is becoming increasingly difficult to find because the recent harsh winters have made it a very popular buy.
The results were misleadingly high, however, because the recent quarter benefited from an extra week of peak holiday business.
Because the recent changes are not consistent from one company to the next, borrowers in need of P.M.I. are unlikely to be shut out completely.
That may be a mistake not just because the recent run-up in house prices could prove to be a bubble, but also because houses are lumpy assets.
For instance, inflation has jumped mainly because the recent removal of fuel subsidies led to a one-off rise in the cost of petrol.
That is because the recent good news has cleared away thorny legal obstacles that made BMS hard to value properly for any potential bidder.
But that's not only because of the recent Republican triumph; it's also because of the undistinguished theater season.
Because of the recent unpleasantness, as we refer to it.
The Mormon Church just pulled its missionaries out of Bolivia because of the recent revolutionary activity.
Because of the recent drought in arts financing, it will be the last.
