Sentence examples for does because of a from inspiring English sources

CBS is likely to get back on track after the new year, partly because it always does because of a largely stable schedule.

As Mr. Pinto noted, the Amazon has the name it does because of a delusion: the first Europeans to visit thought they saw one-breasted woman warriors, like those in Greek mythology, on horseback along the bank of the river.

One is the ability to borrow almost as cheaply as the government does because of a perception of government backing that emanates from a single section in its charter.

Yes, you can make a case for an element of self-preservation and that it was necessary to stop Shae raising the alarm, but I think it's made quite clear that Tyrion does what he does because of a combination of love, hatred, self-loathing and despair.

I leave you with this... Know that much of the music you love sounds the way it does because of a teenage guitarist who delivered unto us musical gifts of a lifetime and then "left the building" six months shy of his 23rd birthday.

He talked about fiscal conservatism and how well the Texas economy is doing because of a light regulatory touch.

"This was done because of a passionate belief that the true message of Islam needs to be conveyed.

Meanwhile, inside the euro zone, the job of building capital buffers has not been properly done because of a tendency to sweep problems under the carpet.

This was supposedly done because of a leak about a failed al-Qaida plot in Yemen on the anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death in 2012.

The case against the leading gig-economy company only got as far as it did because of a costly drafting error by Uber in 2014.

It covers everything from how a fight originates (both players must agree, and they usually do because of a fraternal bond of responsibility) to how it ends (with a modest glide to the penalty box).