Sentence examples for suggests because of from inspiring English sources

For that reason, Ocado may suffer, she suggests, because of the confusion over its branding.

Privately owned acres in Wyoming and Montana are not as available as the landscape suggests because of the federal government's extensive holdings.

If the situation is as dire as he suggests because of federal financing restrictions, shouldn't he honor the commitment he made?

Razor blades are among the most frequently stolen items, the author suggests, because of spite — people resent paying so much for them.

Even now, in its diminished state — representing only 11.5percentt of America's output, down from 20percentt in 1980 — manufacturing could have a bigger impact than its size suggests, because of its tendency to respond quickly.

But while the subject still loomed large in 1959, long after Goodman's advances, it may be less of an issue these days — in no small measure, Mr. Crouch suggests, because of barriers broken in jazz.

Jack & Jill has survived, Sam Frumkies suggested, because of the family's devotion to personal service.

"Letters to God" is rated PG (Parental Guidance suggested) because of some potentially upsetting hospital scenes.

The system has proliferated, Mr. Cuomo suggested, because of New York's profusion of state, county and local governments.

But efforts to establish on-site services proved formidable, in part, some people who study the effectiveness of NORC programs suggest, because of issues of scale.

"Stolen Summer" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) because of subject matter potentially upsetting to children as well as mild profanity.