Sentence examples for this is on account of from inspiring English sources

This is on account of Sir Malcolm losing something dear to him.

This is on account of his latest work, which is called Capital in the Twenty-First Century.

This is on account of us sitting in a deserted office in nocturnal London as opposed to, say, living it up in sun-drenched LA.

This is on account of the fact that the Lorentz forces try to nullify the asymmetry created by the gravitational body forces.

This is on account of the fuel shortage". In a similar vein, the West Sussex Millennium Charity Cycle Ride this weekend was cancelled by organisers "due to the fuel crisis".

Maybe this is on account of name recognition, maybe because the public likes his television manner (kind of a latter-day Mussolini) or maybe because people think the country needs a no-nonsense businessman to do the right thing.

This was on account of the shattered ice blocks which filled the Bay consequent to the earthquake.

In a press interview, Hill stated that compared to a live-action series, Thunderbirds contained several times as many shots; this was on account of the puppet characters' lack of facial expression, and their resulting inability to sustain viewer interest in shots lasting more than a few seconds.

This probably is on account of persistent drainage from the lymphatics, which do not close due to high negative suction.

This difference is on account of the lower vaccine efficacy of 4CMenB (Fig.  3a-c, see also Additional file 1: Figure S5a-c).

And yet Brenda said, "I have never seen you before in my whole life!" This must be on account of the harsh light.