Sentence examples for started because of the from inspiring English sources

It started because of the needs of my children at Riverside.

"A lot of people didn't give UConn credit when it first started because of the background and the basketball reputation.

It would take about four weeks to get a season started, because of the time required to complete the labor deal, sign free agents and hold training camps.

"This has all started because of the resentment towards the government and I believe that it is anybody's right to [protest]," said a 16-year old.

"The fight against the Americans and the Iraqi government started because of the poverty and the lack of jobs," said Abas Adbullah, a 55-year-old dealer in spare car parts.

The payment was held up and an investigation started because of the configuration of the pick-six ticket, the amount of money spent and the fact that the six winning tickets were held by a single bettor.

This was started because of barriers the group faced when conducting the offline version such as Jakarta's traffic jams which made meeting up more challenging.

"Someone who hasn't started may be deterred from starting because of the testing," he said.

Everyone knows the health risks of smoking and very few people start because of the packaging.

"There's a lot of talk of waiting until the war starts, because of the danger to the officers' families.

Well, many of us at least view free markets as a good place to start, because of the centuries of experience and thought that it reflects.