Sentence examples for picking because of from inspiring English sources

And yet, in the last two years, less than twenty miles away in the suburbs of Renton, billion dollar out-of-state real estate conglomerates using data mining analytics to determine that multifamily properties like Renton Woods are precious plumbs ripe for the picking because of their proximity to Seattle.

Dr Kim was almost certainly picked because of his passport.

The kid was picked because of her well-connected parents, right?

"Cliff Floyd doesn't get picked because of professional reasons, and I have accusations of being personal.

He was picked because of his experience in mortgage and consumer lending, said David Barr, a spokesman for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Even Japan's exquisite and expensive strawberries are becoming too costly to pick because of a shortage of workers, in part caused by an ageing population.

More side-on now, he bowls with transfixing accuracy, has an off break which turns considerably and other varieties difficult to pick because of a scrambled seam.

Entrepreneur Peter Gatien, who built the Atlanta club, sold it and is now developing the Chelsea church, picked because of its architecture.

"It was picked because of the size of the project and the degree to which they tried to fully restore it," said Douglas Eldridge, executive director of the committee.

But Mr. Higgins, who was a painting supervisor and had worked at the laboratory for more than two decades, believes he was picked because of his age.

Wilkinson and his staff were delighted with the sell-out at their cinema, which was picked because of Harrogate's cultured audience profile.