Sentence examples for trends because of from inspiring English sources

Instead, the show hit the top 10 of Google Trends because of the foul mouth of the comedian Artie Lange of Howard Stern's Sirius radio show.

Its performance can reflect economic trends because of its broad customer base, which includes industries as diverse as aerospace, construction, electronics and beverage cans.

Roksanda Ilincic, whose catwalk is always a weathervane for colour trends because of her unerring knowledge of what looks most modern, also went for pastel combinations: orange and mint, lime and lemon, in acid-bright TicTac shades.

In an interview, Mr. Levy said it was unfair to compare recent city data with national trends, because of differences in reporting methods and definitions of sexual misconduct from state to state.

Central Arabia was linked commercially and intellectually with western Arabia and the Fertile Crescent but was often isolated from general political and military trends because of its remoteness and relative poverty.

The results in Figure 7 should be taken as indicating the trends, because of the various uncertainties included from the parameter estimation, over the high ionic strength involved, to the use of predicted surface potentials in comparison to zeta-potentials.

I'm not a big fan of trends, because by nature, they end.

Rather, fur became a trend because of a marketing campaign.

"It trended because of the hope, anger and activism of thousands of people all over the world," they noted.

I know selfies aren't suddenly a trend because of Ellen at the Oscars, but they are now running rampant and it's time to intervene.

He said Bercow's claim that her tweet was merely an innocent question was not believable and she made the remark to infer he was trending because of some "unattractive allegations".