Sentence examples for has developed because from inspiring English sources

The Australian team has developed because that status quo was completely unacceptable: things had to change.

"That has developed because the studios perceive that it saves them money.

The humour has developed because Liverpool is a melting pot of different cultures.

This distrust has developed because of the way the media covered the Gulf war.

Worst of all is the implication that his particular erotic style has developed because he is psychologically "sick".

Again, this state of affairs has developed because it is the victim of a sexual crime who feels shame.

Intensive farming of the bushes, which has driven out other crops, may have developed because they are relatively drought-resistant, require little attention and secure a steady income.

Variations have developed because of a long history of regionalism and tribal autonomy and because some localities have been subjected to important outside influences.

Today, Mr. Levy spoke of the "grave situation" that had developed because of the introduction of the once-taboo subject of Jerusalem at Camp David.

That way he could control the anxiety patterns he had developed because of the pain and distress caused by certain sounds.

During one meeting in 2008, Ms. Lauren said, he seemed run-down; he was fighting off a sinus infection he had developed because he had been traveling for three straight weeks.