Sentence examples for explained because of the from inspiring English sources

La Grange explained: "Because of the Lockerbie negotiations, we knew Gaddafi and his people quite well.

Well, the clerk explained, because of the city's troublesome rental laws, a tenant-free property is much more valuable.

Most were one-bedrooms, he explained, because of the way the original building was configured; some residents bought two and combined them.

Sam likes the show, she explained, because of the beautiful show grounds -- "it's not claustrophobic like the Westminster show at Madison Square Garden," she said.

The corpses are long gone from the Titanic's ruined staterooms, but, Mike Cameron explained, because of the tannic acid in seawater, leather is perfectly preserved.

The fiscal cliff was front and center, he explained, because of the year-end deadline, not because budget cutting is more important than investments to create jobs.

"It's too difficult," she explained, "because of all the press".

It had a head start, he explained, because of all the government there.

This dissimilarity could be explained because of difference in the stage of the disease, which in our case corresponded to a much earlier stage.

The outer range is uncertain, he explained, because of uncertainties in the abilities of geological activity on the planet to keep the planet warm.

Weight is particularly problematic as people grow older, Douglas explains, because of the strain it places on joints.