Sentence examples for built because of from inspiring English sources

It was a good deal, and plenty of "dentist boats" were built because of it.

Every unit that doesn't get built because of regulatory snarls contributes to this squeeze.

Because, as far as we know, stars got built because of something even more mysterious called dark matter.

(Drexler himself has said such self-replicating machines would be unlikely to be built because of their inefficiency in manufacturing).

Enoch Powell might have been predicting rivers of blood, but today's Britain was built because of their rivers of sweat.

Structural analysis is easier now, though, than it was when the bridge was built, because of the improvement in computers.

It could not be learned tonight how many miles of new roads would not be built because of the moratorium.

(5) It takes a long time to build because of its engineering development problems.

Shields are difficult to build because of pipes and control rods.

Mr. Ferland said that AP1000s in this country would be easier to build because of the experience of construction in China.

For now, WaveCrest's main focus is electric bicycles, which General Clark said were practical to build because of their one-horsepower engines.