Sentence examples for dropping because of from inspiring English sources

Stroke and heart attack deaths are dropping because of rapid and successful treatment.

Over all, prices for term life insurance have been dropping because of competition and because people have been living longer.

Ms. Kendy said scientists had discovered that the water table was dropping because of water lost by evaporation and transpiration from the soil, plants and leaves.

Already, sales in the United States have been dropping because of an economic slowdown and the weak dollar, which makes euro-denominated French exports more expensive.

(In a recent study of border residents, roughly half of the sample population reported crossing the border for health care — though this number is dropping because of drug violence in Mexico).

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.

Investigations were opened but dropped because of lack of resources.

Many more complaints are dropped because of lack of evidence.

The case was dropped because of his condition.

One case has been dropped because of false identification.

The others have all been dropped, because of the statute of limitations or the immunity rule.