Sentence examples for soars because from inspiring English sources

It soars because everyone is buying them.

It could even become self-sufficient in energy by 2035, as oil and gas output soars because of the boom in fracking shale.

On the other hand, the brief, ­dialogue-free "Fallen Nellie," which begins with a description of a dead young woman and ends with the claim that it doesn't matter "which gaptooth left her here in the palmettos beside the trail," soars because it's grounded in visceral detail, in the poor South's devastating social malaise and a gorgeous landscape huddled against the next hurricane or disaster.

At age 65 the rate soars because workers who would otherwise get Medicare are required by law to stay on their company's health plans.

If you kill the Buick, the cost of every Cadillac built there soars because the Buick built in that plant helps pay the overhead.

But it soars because the smartest, fiercest, funniest person in the room is also the hero: Cookie has come not to divide and ransack but to heal and save.

Those are soaring, because, bucking the global recession, the airline expects to carry 11% more passengers in the current year.

The trial centers on whether street stops in the city have soared because, as the plaintiffs claim, the Police Department has increasingly ignored constitutional limits on its authority to detain people when they investigate behavior that they deem suspicious.

Medical costs are soaring because our health-care system is totally screwed up.

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

In each case, unemployment soared, because cuts in government spending mainly hit domestic producers.