Sentence examples for looking because of from inspiring English sources

"Also, this happens to be a good time to be looking because of the economy.

We are supposed to hold off looking because of a 'maybe'maybe

The bureau also has a broader category of jobless it calls "marginally attached to the labor force," which includes discouraged workers as well as those who have stopped looking because of other reasons, like school, family responsibilities or health issues.

Usually this results in something that's either boring, weird looking (because of formatting issues), or just plain ugly.

"I looked up because of the laughter, and kept looking because of the girls.

"I think the most striking thing to me was simply the fact that they don't know what they're going to find, and they're looking because of that," he adds.

Are you preoccupied with how you look because of digital cameras, smartphones, and social media?

As a side note, this question gets more complicated the further away you look because of several competing effects.

Some works were unsigned, and it is not easy to generalize about the way Dresser pieces look, because of the variety of shapes and materials.

"They will get a leg-up from that and those seats are not as marginal as they look because of it".

Gutfeld remembered the time he told Brockie that "Red Eye" would have to remain Oderus-free for a few weeks: "I said, 'Look, because of what you did at one of your shows, I'm getting a lot of letters.