Sentence examples for starts because of from inspiring English sources

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

When a crack starts because of the expansion and shrinkage at splash zones and expansive products are formed because of sulfate attacks, the crack will grow and propagate uncontrollably.

Remember, the Iliad starts because of a quarrel and the quarrel emerges from the fact that the Greeks are busily being killed by a terrible plague that has struck them.

The adsorption process starts because of the vapor pressure difference between the surface of composite desiccant material and atmospheric air.

While Canadian Bacon isn't about a war that starts because of bacon (which would be totally fine, actually), it's about making Canada a real enemy of the United States.

(The cascade starts because of a low level of spontaneous dephosphorylation of cycE/Cdk2).

"It started because of ill health," Noel says.

"It started because of development pressures.

We started because of frustrations with traditional ticketing.

It all essentially started because of that death".

"This tournament started because of racism," Brewer told the kids.