Sentence examples for doing because of a from inspiring English sources

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

It is everything that we won't be doing because of a choice made.

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

Detractors often complain that Boston is a city where deals do not get done because of a fractious political system and culture.

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

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.

It's a controversial idea, but now it's easier than ever to do because of a powerful technology called CRISPR.

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.

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.

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).

"This is being done because of a minor issue that was found in another part of the engine, not the core engine area" where the current investigation is focused, Mr. Duenhaupt said.