Sentence examples for drop because of the from inspiring English sources
Even though prices are undervalued, they're still going to drop because of the excess.
George Atallah, a union spokesman, said he expected the number of positive tests to drop because of the greater attention being paid to Adderall.
The industry's financial problems may stick around for a while, even as panel prices continue to drop because of the glut.
This lending slowdown has seemed to affect a broader segment of New York City apartment hunters, many of whom are now waiting to see if prices drop because of the mortgage crisis before they commit to buying.
Analysts at Goldman Sachs lowered their recommendation on British Airways shares Monday to sell, suggesting that the share price could drop because of the increased North Atlantic competition, weaker demand and the continuing "operational challenges of Heathrow".
In early shock, ETCO2 is expected to drop because of the reduction of cardiac output.
Their loss knocked out reception to viewers without cable or satellite service in large slices of the city, shrinking the audience size just as advertising revenues were dropping because of the weakening economy.
Housing is dropping because of the ever-larger number of homes people have walked away from because they can't pay their mortgages.
Unions didn't cause these budget crises -- state revenues dropped because of the Great Recession -- but Republicans view them as opportunities to gut public employee unions, starting with teachers.
