Sentence examples for extent because of the from inspiring English sources

As the business matures, it and the owner increasingly move apart, to some extent because of the owner's activities elsewhere and to some extent because of the presence of other managers.

"This is emotional and -- to some extent, because of the spitting and throwing -- physical child abuse," Father Troy said.

Lockhart: Well, that was already happening to some extent, because of the impact of television on Washington and politics.

The glass transition temperature of HNBR increased to a limited extent because of the addition of AA and La2O3.

In the East as well, to some extent because of the shift in NATO doctrine, conventional warfare grew in importance.

But the strong regulation might have indirectly assisted Monsanto to some extent because of the high cost of entry to the industry that reduced competition.

He said, "When you acquire a company, it's the closest legal thing to slavery we still have in this country and I can prosecute you to the fullest extent because of that".

Despite their best efforts to 'shelve' it (and to some extent because of them) the contents of the report were widely circulated.

These percentages understate the importance of the draft to a certain extent, because many of the drafted players are used as chits in deals at the trading deadline.

Hardware overhead is minimized to a great extent because the structure of the probability estimation table (PET) is replaced by a small PET ROM.

When I do that, I get the following: Most of the deficit rise was due to revenues falling below expectations — mainly because of the slump, but to some extent because of tax cuts in the stimulus.