Sentence examples for because unexpectedly from inspiring English sources

The glucogenic and buffered glucogenic diet had no effect on rumen fermentation and milk fatty acid composition because, unexpectedly, no reduced rumen pH was detected.

Perhaps unexpectedly, because Ms. Couric had not succeeded in stemming the long ratings descent at "The CBS Evening News," she remained something of a hot property.

Not unexpectedly, because of increased usage, blood glucose monitoring costs increased in all countries between the two periods.

This unique rivalry began in 1913 because Yale unexpectedly dropped Army from its schedule.

Last fall, Handspring had to halt online sales temporarily because of unexpectedly high demand.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Housing Administration expects to lose $4.6 billion because of unexpectedly high default rates on home loans, officials said Monday.

In November, General Electric said that it would take a $2.5 billion pretax charge because of unexpectedly large losses in its insurance unit.

Brent crude fell 21c to $37.18 while West Texas crude was down 12c to $35.40 because of unexpectedly large US inventories.

The campaign had braced for a shake-up ever since Mrs. Clinton lost Iowa, but it was delayed because she unexpectedly won New Hampshire.

Mr. Gore, who has long supported free trade initiatives, has tiptoed around the China trade measure because of unexpectedly strong labor opposition.

The surpluses of the late 1990s, for instance, came about in no small part because of unexpectedly strong economic growth and a bubble in the stock market, as well as tax increases and spending cuts during the Clinton administration.