Sentence examples for for because much from inspiring English sources

Renee Simpson, a spokeswoman for the parish, said the evacuation was called for because much of the parish is unprotected by levees from the surging gulf.

The Olympic qualifying format offers little room for error and gives smaller countries a better chance for success because much is at stake in every game.

Good thing for Fox, because much of the rest of his roster is not very fast and not very good.

Analysts forecast that the receivership proceedings, which could take weeks, might progress quickly for Daewoo Motor because much is already known of its precarious finances.

This is because the STFC has already faced cuts under Labour and has less scope for savings because much of its budget is pre-spent on large facilities and international subscriptions.

For example, because much of the information Mr. Lugo reports on is controversial and garnered by nontraditional means (from anonymous sources, for example) he often uses opinion to comment on news and issues, thereby avoiding libel lawsuits.

Since Mr. Cheney joined the company in 1995, his background as a leader in the gulf war has seemed tailor-made for Halliburton, because much of its business is done with Arab governments.

National esteem was low for years, because much of the world assumed that the Soviets could launch a nuclear weapon at the United States but that the United States was unable to reply.

Mastering integration is a prerequisite for success, because much of the value in many acquisitions comes from combining China's advantageous cost position with the brand, technology and other assets of a Western business.

Analysts also see rapid recovery for New York City because much of the city's economy is knowledge based but what about the areas of the economy that are not knowledge-based?

This greatly increases the speed and decreases RAM requirements for SFS_CODE because much less genetic diversity is generated in the flanking sequences.