Sentence examples for could be thanks from inspiring English sources

As Majority Leader, he became as famous as a senator could be, thanks to his resourcefulness and his genius for compromise and his almost feral magnetism.

This could be thanks to the electrolyte coming in great numbers to the active surface of the electrode materials.

And it could be thanks to a technology that has been in use since the steam age.

This could be thanks in part to the new Temple Run course, which includes ropes, train cars, curves, stairs and hills.

"You're making the world a better place by saying, 'Hey, have you registered?' " Adams said to shouts of, "That's right!" and, earlier in her remarks, "Amen!" If Obama holds off his Republican rival Mitt Romney in the crucial state of Ohio and goes on to win a tight race, it could be thanks to roughly 120 such field offices across the state - and hundreds more nationwide.

Goodman points out that long-term weather forecasts in North America are less accurate than they could be thanks to a lack of data from the oceans as well as from Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Those error messages that routinely show up on MySpace and AllMusic could well be thanks to a young programmer's lack of adequate Web 1.0 knowledge (gigaom.com).

IGN writer Adam Redsell notes how Sega Channel caused many cable companies to clean their broadcast signal and its role in the development of high-speed internet, stating "...the very fact that you're enjoying broadband internet right now could well be thanks to SEGA".

For a city the size of Chimoio, this programme could have the following results: each year, 132 deaths could be avoided thanks to nevirapine and thanks to the milk substitution program.

Less Indonesian children could suffer malnutrition thanks to partnership with Indomaret and its customers The risk of malnutrition for Indonesian children could be reduced thanks to a new partnership launched between UNICEF and Indomaret.

But this time it could be different, thanks to the current situation.