Sentence examples for because three years from inspiring English sources

This is partly because three years later, the stimulus doesn't really seem to have stimulated much real growth.

The result is startling, because three years ago Mr Clegg faced widespread uproar from his party after breaking a promise to scrap them.

Companies face large pension bills now because three years of declining stock prices have greatly eroded the assets in their pension funds.

Pragmatism trumped ideology here only because three years of offshoring of shipbuilding jobs to other counties – coupled with some insults to its workers – was going to cost the Coalition seats in South Australia.

Last February someone brought this 2005 Pulitzer prize-winning novel back from America for me, because three years after it came out in print it still wasn't available on audio over here.

Surprisingly, he voted to uphold whole-life sentences in England and Wales – surprising because, three years earlier, in another case at the European court, he had said: "I consider that the time has come when the court should clearly affirm that the imposition of an irreducible life sentence, even on an adult offender, is in principle inconsistent with article three of the convention".

These diplomatic initiatives are ironic, not least because, fifty years ago, the U.S. government harassed and hounded Malcolm at every step.

I mention Mazursky because nineteen years ago, in his freewheeling sunlit farce "Down and Out in Beverly Hills," he established the turf that Brooks is mucking up now.

The Republicans' change of tactics may come largely because, seven years after the attacks, there's mounting evidence that 9/11 has lost its effectiveness as a political weapon.

Because, one hundred years on, we really do need to end all wars.

Because twenty years is a long time, I suppose, though how long still felt hard to say.