Sentence examples for soared because of from inspiring English sources

Costs have soared because of rising rural wages, which have doubled in three years.

Disgruntled villagers say the cost of living has soared because of the added expense of getting to Tete, the provincial capital.

On Tuesday, gold rose to another nominal high, and Swiss authorities took action to weaken the franc, which has soared because of its role as a haven.

Starting in the early 2000s, condominium and apartment development in the area soared because of Bloomberg administration initiatives and rising housing values.

GMAC has sharply reduced its lending after losses soared because of the housing slump, tight credit markets, mounting customer defaults and falling vehicle sales.

Financing is harder to arrange, and insurance rates have soared because of satellite failures and the higher risk of new rockets, which are not yet proven reliable.

Those expenses are soaring because of a global shortage of bulk freighters.

But those costs could soar because of the 800 lawsuits filed against the company as of the beginning of June.

"While we are all doing these green things, our country's emissions are soaring because of the tar sands.

The costs for both ventures are likely to soar because of inadequate planning and widespread corruption in Russia, officials acknowledged.

Many species have seen their numbers soar because of the act, including the wolf, black-footed ferret and American crocodile.