Sentence examples for noted because of from inspiring English sources

Stop and go, she noted, because of all the other drivers still out there.

His Cuban-born parents can live in elderly dignity, as he noted, because of that great government product, Medicare.

But this year is different, Mr. Bloomberg noted, because of the recession, the prospect of drastically lower tax revenues for years to come, and the state's projected deficit.

Bentley found diesel a promising fuel, but noted because of the company's small size, it realistically couldn't afford to develop gasoline and diesel engines.

Worse, the jobs report for October might show some deterioration, Mr. Furman noted, because of the government shutdown and flirtation with the country's borrowing ceiling.

Just $925 million of those pledges has been paid, Ms. Okonjo-Iweala noted, because of financial problems in the donor countries.

"The white became a little bit warmer than white," Mr. Doyle notes, "because of the evening light".

"I had to refuse," he notes, "because of what would have been said in England, but I was very regretful that I couldn't go, as it would have been a great experience".

"The system is a learning node for social behavior, Buyse notes, "because of this advertisers pay more for the ability to gain insight and access to such a highly targeted user base".

That is worth noting because of the sense one has, looking at the stage full of Republican candidates, that most of them couldn't possibly be President.

His importance to the Knicks' defense is worth noting because of where the team has been and where they now expect to go.