Sentence examples for in some ways because of from inspiring English sources

In some ways, because of intervening events, the dealings between the two nations are behind where they were at Malta.

Yet, despite his fallibilities (and in some ways because of them) Dennis was elemental to the Beach Boys' success.

Over all, despite — and in some ways because of — the economic downturn, most international schools are thriving, Mr. Brummitt said.

It is an American-derived subculture that has flourished on the island despite — and in some ways, because of — the United States' half-century-long embargo against Cuba.

But in some ways, because of its tone and subject matter, "Blue" is a movie that may be best appreciated by viewers under the NC-17 age cutoff.

But even with Obama's silence, and in some ways because of it, Holder has always been up to something else -- both rhetorically and judicially.

And try to undercut it in some way because of some political move I'm going to make later on.

Will Microsoft favor Windows Nook devices in some way because of its investment, perhaps by getting more deeply involved in the integration of hardware, software and services?

He might want to keep us in the organisation in some way because of our experience.

"It's close to people's homes and they will suffer in some way because of this, and I have great sympathy," he said.

In addition to today's protest, the organization plans on gathering stories of Silicon Valley tech workers who are affected in some way because of their immigrant status in the U.S. The goal is to not just raise awareness, as Silicon Valley seems pretty up on what's been happening, but to also possibly change Trump's mind.