Sentence examples for concluded because of from inspiring English sources
However, she concluded, because of the Arab spring, "al-Qaida is failing".
Tension between labor and management is high, the study concluded, because of a backlog of more than 100,000 grievances.
No one wanted to listen, Mr. Fraser concluded, because of a blind fear of Communism and an unwarranted belief that Pretoria will listen to reason.
He predicted a "natural coalescence" among Democrats after the nominating battle concluded because of a concern over the war, the economy and the direction of the country.
It was unclear what Trump meant by the UK being unable to trade with the US, although some suggested he was referring to the fact that the UK would not be able to strike trade deals with the US after the Brexit deal is concluded because of its terms.
It was not clear what he meant by the UK being unable to trade with the world's largest economy after the UK leaves the EU, although some suggested he was referring to the fact that the UK would not be able to strike trade deals with the US after the Brexit deal was concluded because of the terms of the agreement.
She concludes: "because of suffragettes and their battle, gender doesn't matter but your vote always can".
"To me that's the most appealing country," he concludes, "because of its culture and the people I know".
The reform students' children are avoiding crime, the researchers conclude, because of "increased parental resources and improved paternal role models". It's important not to extrapolate too wildly from studies like this.
Knox said in an interview due to be aired on Italian state RAI television on Tuesday night the case was taking so long to conclude because of a botched police investigation.
State's own Inspector General laid out its concerns in a May 2011 report, concluding "Because of the complexity and considerable cost of construction, staffing, and logistics, there is a risk the Embassy will not have a fully operational medical system prior to the military's departure".
