Sentence examples for because the recently from inspiring English sources

The 1980s were more of a struggle, mainly because the recently married singer had to experience the heartbreak of fathering a son, Ben, afflicted by severe cerebral palsy.

And the pressure on big urban hospitals has increased, because the recently insured have flocked to them faster than new rural facilities can be built.

They are parting because the recently demoted world No2 needs a lift that the six-times slam champion, struggling physically to keep up with the hectic pace of the Tour, can no longer deliver.

Perhaps because the recently downsized are still living off severance packages or savings from the fat times, there does not seem to be a great deal of despair over their unemployed status.

But it was only in 1936 that supporting Oscars were introduced and then only because the recently formed Screen Actors Guild had lured so many actors away from Academy membership.

Because the recently identified plants were just a few inches tall, it is more likely that the wood served as a plumbing system to draw water up, the researchers write.

That's because under the recently passed JOBS Act, SolarCity didn't have to publicly share anything about its financial performance when it filed.

Democrats will complain that domestic programs, including education programs like Head Start and health care programs, are being shortchanged because of the recently approved tax cut.

Such a genome-wide analysis became possible because of the recently designed GeneChip of sugarcane [6].

Some growth also came because of the recently redone 5 series as well.

Because of the recently begun, and unprecedented, flow of money into the equity markets and a structural improvement in corporate profitability.