Sentence examples for it exists because of from inspiring English sources

It exists because of wealth and as a reflection of its dough.

It exists because of Mr Welch.

It exists because of the ingenuity and the hard work of the people of America.

The company that brings you these maps, ELGIN, states that it exists because of the Government's vision of opening up local transport data by December 2012.

We've explained to the system why it's great, why it's in a condition of blooming, and that it exists because of God's will.

I think it exists because of the ingenuity and hard work of the American people, and you ought to have some of the surplus so you can save and dream and build.

"You hear about this kind of stuff happening, and I always knew it existed because of my previous experience working here in St Louis, but you try to keep away from it and there is just no way you can do that unless you stay inside like a hermit.

Federal District Judge Nelva Ramos found that the law could disenfranchise 600,000 Texas voters — and that it existed "because of, and not merely in spite of, [its] detrimental effects on the African-American and Hispanic electorate".

It ostensibly exists because of a football game, but the annual event has grown over the years into a kind of modern variety show that features singing and dancing during the halftime show, comedy sketches during the commercials, and gruesome blood sport during the actual game.

"There may once have been a slight stigma about people reading alone, but I think that it no longer exists because of the advancement of our current technology," she said.

"It's not that he exists because of Clinton.