Sentence examples for especially because of that from inspiring English sources

Some observers thought that the speech was a political disaster, especially because of that one extraordinarily inflammatory word: "rapists".

Although, I must admit, there were a couple of times where he was still quite scary - especially because of that bushy beard!

"My wife is pregnant and especially because of that I'm much more afraid of the future," said Orhan, 30, who works at a popular bar in Istanbul's Cihangir neighborhood on the European side.

And that's what makes me angry at ITT Tech especially: because none of that mattered.

But Turkey's decision was considered especially significant because of that country's 550-mile border with Syria and growing antipathy toward Mr. Assad, whom it once considered a friend.

It is because of "The Sopranos," indeed, and especially because of James Gandolfini, that television has muscled its way back into the dead center, or the living agora, of our viewing lives.

American officials say that for all their uncertainty about General Musharraf, he is the best bet to serve American interests right now, especially because of fears that if he is overthrown, anti-American or pro-Islamic elements might take control.

Owen, however, is confident – a quality he has never lost – that he will be in South Africa taking part in a fourth World Cup, especially because of the men that now surround him at Old Trafford.

These results are not a CPU problem, which is oversized for these types of operations, but a problem of memory, which is quickly full (especially because of the AST that requires more space than the hash tables).

MR: Of course, especially because of the relationships that already existed there.

Hitesh wanted to lead the revolution especially because of the fact that oral healthcare is a growing problem that people don't really care about.