Sentence examples for moving because of from inspiring English sources

It is not moving because of politics.

"We just can't stop moving because of Sandy".

Her appeal is moving because of its spontaneity and simplicity.

But she acknowledged that some residents had contemplated moving because of the potential traffic and noise.

"What we are facing now is people moving because of the poverty they face".

The club claimed it was moving because of a "lack of consistent mass transit options" near its current home.

Retailers move because of competition and because of pressure.

The lives of children are disrupted by having to constantly move because of insecure tenancies.

On other days they say the Palestinians must move because of an impending archaeological dig.

These stocks haven't moved because of nervousness over long-term oil prices.

"Now they say, 'You have to move because of the storm,'" he said.