Sentence examples for that began because from inspiring English sources

Wall Street showed signs of stabilization last week after a sell-off that began because of concerns that the Federal Reserve's bond-buying policy would end sooner than expected.

The easiest way to give sense to the idea of an associative inference is for it to involve transitions in thought that began because they were purely inferential (as understood by the computational theory of mind) but then became associated over time.

The paradigm shift that began because of economic recession continues to grow in popularity as law firms and corporate legal departments push to minimize their costs by transferring to external vendors services for niche legal expertise, paralegal, accounting, and human resources demands.

Irwin D. Simon, Hain's chief executive, said the company's work with McDonald's was part of a marketing strategy that began about three years ago "because of a demand for healthier products within the food-service area".

We're undoing the demise of book publishing, a demise that began mostly because of the Internet".

Representative Eric Cantor, the House majority leader, suggested the proposal would probably not be a part of the debt-limit talks that began Thursday because President Obama "excoriated us" for the Medicare plan.

Tyco International tumbled $6.80, or 22.7percentto to $23.10, extending a sell-off that began last week because of fears that its financial statements did not reflect the true health of the business.

"I felt that wars begin because we do not understand each other, and that if we work harder to see one another's point of view, conflict can be avoided," Miller told me.

She remembers the roadside bombs that began in 2009, because one of her neighbours died in one.

That began to change because of an antiquarian interest in Botticelli, and by the 1860s it was the pre-Raphaelites such as Rossetti and Edward Burne-Jones who were banging the drum the loudest.

At Felicity's behest, we started learning words that began with consonants because they were easier to grasp.