Sentence examples for comeback in part because from inspiring English sources

Carrie ignited a ferocious comeback in part because of a rejuvenated offensive attack, and also because of a bevy of Hampton miscues.

But New York researchers said that there is as yet little statistical proof of a comeback, in part because PCP makes up a tiny fraction of illegal drugs used.

Victory will go to the providers that save their customers time Broadcom, Amazon.com, Inktomi, etc.–or add to the quality of the time spent Sony, Pixar, Four Seasons, etc. Apple Computer is enjoying a comeback, in part because it saves its customers time from the growing complexity of Windows computing.

The product has made a comeback recently, though, in part because it is a very cheap and efficient way to make a meat product, and the droughts wracking American cattle country mean that beef prices are skyrocketing.

The chances that O. volvulus would stage a comeback are very slim, he says, in part because male and female worms need to meet inside a single individual to propagate.

In addition, former Rep. David McIntosh, a Republican, lost his comeback attempt on Tuesday to former U.S. Attorney Susan Brooks in part because of residency questions.

Russia's comeback so far seems confined mostly to big cities like Moscow and St .Petersburg, in part because the lack of a banking systen keeps money from finding its best uses.

But Smith is the coach who led Michigan State on a historic comeback from a 35-point deficit against Northwestern in 2006 and went on to lose his job that year, in part, because the Spartans squandered too many leads.

That is, in part, because of apathy.

Maybe, in part, because of the title.

In part because she's smiling.