Sentence examples for which because of from inspiring English sources

He tested it using Urdu, which, because of word ordering, is particularly difficult to translate.

Yet he soon strove to abort the council, which, because of a plague, moved to Siena.

The Rosebank plant, which because of its lower capacity underwent much less scrutiny, was initially supported by the community.

That, she says, is an "amazing achievement" and one which, because of its size, will be hard to undo.

Behind them lies an intricate, subsidised network, the very existence of which, because of insane government policy, is currently imperilled.

They yearn to return to a home which, because of its strategic importance, they are falsely informed has been destroyed.

There are cocktails, wine, and craft beer, which, because of the added cost, is unusual in this kind of restaurant.

What emerged on "Nebraska" was a hushed, thin, and stark sound, which, because of its provenance, seemed almost divinely inspired.

About $40,000 of that is earmarked for the marquee, which, because of its visibility, is considered a cosmetic necessity.

It includes the frogs and toads, which, because of their wide distribution, are known by most people around the world.

Nonetheless, St. Moritz, which (because of Swiss wartime neutrality) was undamaged by fighting, put forth a well-organized Games.