Sentence examples for while because of this from inspiring English sources

David Cameron is to be hailed for sticking to his guns and allocating 0.7% of the budget to aid but let us never forget the drumbeat of rage and derision that envelopes him all the while because of this, his most domestically unpopular policy position.

Another character, an aggressive reporter preparing what threatens to be a takedown of Peter, will not be seen again for a while because of the neck injury the actress Kristin Chenoweth suffered while filming this episode.

A man selling gum pushed the car out of the way, though it took a while because of the traffic.

From St . George where I only stayed a short while because of the heat, I began my return trip to California through the heart of Nevada.

Fossil fuels will persist for a while because of the trillions of dollars we have all invested in machines that are powered by fossil fuels.

You'll hear about this from these guys later--we really didn't get much into solid engineering work really for quite a while, because of the need to bag contracts and keep people alive.

Ms. Bial said she had had her eye on the area for a while because of the city's diversity as well as interest among community members.

Keep in mind that even accurate and honest pollsters will have outliers once in a while because of the randomness inherent in sampling.

"I think it will take a while because of the cost of the 4G infrastructure," he says, suggesting that video calling is likely to come at a premium.

"I do think you'll see prices leveling off for a while, because of the war and the economy," Ms. Klemm said.

I think that we need to be cautious because last year's surplus could be a high-water mark for a while because of the pressures on revenues in higher education.